Opinion

The man accused of murdering Burnaby teen Marrisa Shen in 2017 was in court Tuesday for an uneventful appearance.

We can expect Trudeau and some of his ministers to be in Vancouver sometime this election year to show us the money.

While the pattern of conduct, numerous expense reports, and questionable expense receipts are difficult to argue with, the reality is that the manner in which the evidence was obtained is, as told through the Report, likely an area that will cause weaknesses in the prosecution.

Recently our region took a significant step towards making the Millennium Line extension to UBC a reality.

Mayor Kennedy Stewart believes the city’s 10 councillors should get a boost in their “discretionary budgets” from $6,000 to $30,000. Is this a good idea?

Health care is by far the greatest provincial government expenditure and physician compensation is a significant share of the B.C. budget. This important area of health policy, however, receives little public scrutiny.

The ability of an electoral contender to connect with voters of a particular ethnicity cannot measured by a last name, origin or ability to feature foreign languages in campaign paraphernalia.

What the provincial government in B.C. has managed to do last week is annoy a good part of the vast majority of homeowners who would never be considered speculators.

Speaker Darryl Plecas arrives for the legislative assembly management committee meeting. Photograph By TIMES COLONIST By now you've probably read about the "bombshell" report that the B.C.

Wang deserves criticism for her actions, but that doesn’t give people a licence to spread their gross caricatures of any ethnic group.