Opinion

The good, the bad, and the ugly

The 18-page agenda for the next few months has an assortment of hopeful-sounding ideas to rally around. But the main thing buoying spirits these days is the vaccination drive.

Half of British Columbians think the amount they pay in provincial income tax is too high.

Instead of scolding all youth for the irresponsible actions of select few, Premier John Horgan should be listening to younger voices as the government navigates COVID-19 and its lasting impacts on B.C.’s environment, society, and economy

Vancouver City Councillor Melissa De Genova’s Twitter theatrics not only disgrace her office but also set a terrible example for Millennials

'It’s hard to articulate just how demoralizing it feels to be a full year into social distancing measures, see hope on the horizon in the form of a vaccine, and then have everything fall off the rails.'

We're already seeing "the first wave of knives in what is sure to be the bloodiest civic election in Vancouver history (metaphorically speaking)"

With so much criticism against Mayor Kennedy Stewart focused on his handling of Strathcona Park, the end of homeless encampments in Vancouver should guarantee his re-election.

The clown show continues with the NPA board