Opinion

Some events are attempting virtual versions, but when it comes right down to it, clinking glasses over Zoom or drinking together by the light of your phone screen isn’t quite the same as walking from booth to booth in a giant field filled with hundreds or thousands of fellow beer lovers.

City of Vancouver needs strong, respectful relationships with provincial counterparts

A UBC researcher asks "Can a pandemic be racist?" The answer is yes. But we can learn from the calls for unity in the U.S. to make things better here in Canada.

Deep in Trump country, here’s what Charles Ford says his Victoria friends don’t comprehend: The U.S. hasn’t changed.

"Conceptually, vote splitting is mired in so many unprovable assumptions that it only exists in make-believe — just like Batman and Superman."

"These new Vancouver Lane Parks can be a testimony to hope or a memorial to COVID-19."

A post-mortem of the BC Liberals 2020 election campaign

Vancouver-False Creek MLA and former mayor of Vancouver shares his thoughts

Somebody call the cops, there's a murder plot unfolding in the 2020 election in British Columbia

The Nathan Cullen affair was handed to Premier John Horgan on a platter