Opinion

Revealing, and surprising, stats found in city staff report

On Monday, one of our co-workers came into the office visibly shaken. She told us how the day before she’d been with her family waiting for a table at a restaurant when an elderly woman looked straight at her husband and said, “Go back to China.

But didn’t Kennedy Stewart support an 8.2 per cent tax rate for 2020?

‘Transient legion of activists’ turning Canada into ‘global battlefield’ is nothing new

My last column about the transformation of the Olympic Village and False Creek South concluded with a promise to share ideas on redevelopment opportunities to allow False Creek South residents and the city administration to have their cake and eat it

A seventh case of coronavirus (COVID-19) in B.C. was announced this morning (Monday) and it reveals the fine line health officials are trying to walk between informing the public and not inducing panic.

In 2017 you would have been lost in a large, skeptical crowd certain how the B.C. NDP would steward the economy in British Columbia. There weren’t even bets to take on it.

Gil Kelley discussed the city’s development of the Vancouver Plan

Have the LNG gas line protesters got your attention? They’ve got mine, and they’ve got the attention of our whole country, not only by inconveniencing us, but by effecting the economic livelihood of thousands of workers.

The NPA’s mayoral candidate in 2018 is back on Twitter and has created a website