Opinion

Getting back to normal after 17 months of varying pandemic restrictions amounts to a giant leap for most people.

Editor: I am a senior citizen who is living at Renaissance Square at the New Westminster Quay. I have been living here for 30 years. I can no longer walk because of chronic knee pain.

Editor: Living in New Westminster and working in east Richmond means I must travel along Stewardson way to access the Queensborough Bridge during rush hour.

The BC Liberal Party has released its post-mortem report on why it lost the provincial election so badly last fall and while it draws some obvious conclusions, it misses the bigger picture when it comes to the serious challenges the party faces as it

Support stays high for idea of reducing speeds to 30 km/h from 50 km/h on selected streets.

The people throwing the biggest pity party right now in Canada (other than John A. Macdonald stans) are anti-vaxxers and COVID-19 deniers moaning about how they can spew their misinformation without being criticized for it.

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Support remains strong for foreign buyer’s and speculation levies, but fewer than half of respondents think they will make the housing market more affordable