Opinion

NOTE: Michael Geller will talk about the concerns outlined in this column on CBC radio's On the Coast with Stephen Quinn at 4:50 p.m. today (June 25). Listen in.

Advanced Education Minister Amrik Virk had a chance to move past the embarrassing revelations last week about how he bypassed the disclosure and compensation rules as a university board member a few years ago. He didn’t quite make it.

Earlier this month we ran a series of Father’s Day inspired haikus . Some explored the mysteries of soap-on-a-rope while others aired out grievances over student loan debt and lack of parental assistance in our post-secondary education.

Re: “District gender policy clarified again,” June 11.

Re: “Break with NPA not a surprise,” June 18.

There's nothing like the familiar. Having history with someone can have a profound impact on who you are today. Let's face it, technology has largely impacted how we connect with others including those who we choose to leave behind.

Students bake to raise money for Make-A-Wish Foundation

In my former life as a scribe for The Vancouver Sun, I wrote a story in September 2000 about how gas prices soared to 79.6 cents per litre. That’s right — soared! Oh, and that price — 79.6 cents! Monday morning, I paid 152.9 cents per litre.

K&K has long made it known that we think Vancouver’s “jewel” of Stanley Park has been coasting on its reputation for some time now.