Opinion

If you were among the Vancouverites who heard muffled explosions one evening two weeks ago, you weren’t imagining things. You just weren’t alerted or invited to the party.

Imagine the utter humiliation suffered by Cheryl Chang, chair of the Lord Byng Secondary School Parents Advisory Council (PAC), Tuesday night at a raucous and frequently angry PAC meeting.

Vancouver designer Nicole Bridger’s spring line for this year is all about bright colors. Her mix of fun separates that you can take into the fall season will make great investment pieces.

Quality of life destroyed by political decisions in BC I’m 85 years old, born in B.C. and have lived in Vancouver’s West End for the past 30 years.

There was a fascinating story in the Province on Tuesday — even more fascinating than the fact that it qualified as the front page story with no mention of the province-wide teacher’s strike until five pages in. Apparently a B.C.

It is a noble goal. It would be nice to achieve it. But it is so unrealistic I have to smile every time I think about it. I refer to the mayor’s proposal to make Vancouver the greenest city in the world by 2020.

The B.C. Liberals’ long victory lap after last year’s upset win may have finally come to an end at this weekend’s convention.

In case you weren’t aware, May 26 to June 1 is Bike to Work Week in Vancouver. And with that comes an influx of novice, newbie, casual and first-time cyclists to the road — something that fills of with both joy and a little bit of fear.

To the editor: Re: “ Contenders rise in a crowded field ,” May 23. I enjoyed reading your article about high school ultimate. However I would like to point out one small correction. The 2011 provincial champion was Kitsilano and not St.

To the editor: Re: “ Developing Story: Rally to support heritage homes ,” May 21.