Opinion

Revenue from expanded pipeline to fund clean-energy projects, including electrification

B.C. Premier John Horgan is doing that dance again. The one where he talks about maybe, perhaps, kinda he is thinking of making daylight saving time time permanent, like “our neighbours in the western United States.” It’s something most people want.

Sitting hunched over my laptop at six in the morning, I hear the floor creak in the kitchen and I know that my son is up.

Who is Justin Trudeau? Even more important: What is Justin Trudeau? The feminist who loses his two senior women from cabinet over questions of integrity. The environmentalist who buys a pipeline.

When crisis looms, our leaders act. With polls detecting a potentially irreversible drop in the Liberals’ popularity and an election fast approaching, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his cabinet again approved the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

While Prime Minister Justin Trudeau understandably took the lead in announcing his government was re-approving the Trans Mountain pipeline, some people who are key to getting the project over the finish line were not even in the room.

Dorothy Dobbie is a Canadian classic. An entrepreneur, Dorothy started Pegasus Publications in Winnipeg in 1996, a member of parliament in the late 80’s and early 90’s and a passionate gardener.

Alcohol sales put on hold thanks to the fun-loving killjoys at B.C. Liquor Regulation Branch

Editor: In all the discussion on moving the recycling depot from McBride to United Blvd., everyone assumes that cars are used to get there.

Editor: I am a highrise condo/apartment resident in downtown New Westminster area.