Opinion

Father’s Day is not just a day to honour our dads - my own dad is my role model for kindness, generosity and resilience - it’s a time to remember the privilege and joy of being a parent.

When I ran into an old friend the other day, she asked me how old my youngest child was now.

My son is 13 and I have noticed he’s devoting more attention to his appearance. He recently asked me for a couple of spoons that he could put in the freezer. “Why do you want to put spoons in the freezer?” I asked.

The B.C. forestry industry is sliding into a crisis and a new law on the books has many observers worried it could make things worse. Some saw mills have permanently closed, while others have recently curtailed operations.

When it comes to the issue of the New Westminster recycling depot closing sometime in 2020, there has been a lot of hyperbole from upset residents. And some statements that feel like they aren’t realistic.

If you are driving around Metro Vancouver this weekend, here’s one spot you should probably steer clear of.

Editor: Why are we paying tax dollars for the Q to Q ferry service when these taxpayer dollars could be used to fund our own recycling depot? How many people in New Westminster use the depot and how many people use the “popular demand ferry” - which

Growing up, Ben and his three siblings had a handicap: their mother. More to the point, her uncanny ability to smell.

Editor: In 18 short days, I am leaving my birth city New Westminster. I am done. So long. After 64-plus years living in the city and spending 31 years working for the city, I am moving to Vancouver Island.

Thousands of missing and murdered Indigenous women represent a genocide, says national inquiry