Opinion

Generations have managed to survive without it, so get a grip

British Columbians are familiar with Alberta premier-designate Jason Kenney’s top-line promises — “turn off the taps” on B.C. if need be, eliminate Alberta’s carbon tax and generally restore the province’s right-wing outlook.

Kudos to one group that is trying to change the driving culture. The Port Moody Active Transportation Committee's recommendations for more enforcement, warning beacons near busy crossings and separated bike lines deserve support.

The act of becoming a parent reminds me of participating in a pinata party for the first time. You decide you’re ready to go all in and take your spot in line - eagerly awaiting your turn.

A willingness to admit a mistake and reverse course can go a long way in politics - it’s just too bad so few politicians take this approach. Premier John Horgan has no problem in taking a second look at some decisions.

Editor: Re: New West wants more Indigenous names considered for city streets , Record , April 18 I applaud the city council for considering indigenous street names.

Fresh off the 27 th case of the measles in B.C. – with an infected person strolling around Burnaby’s Lougheed Town Centre for a few hours on Sunda y – comes National Immunization Awareness Week.

The single most dismaying political development in B.C. so far this century is the deterioration in our relationship with Alberta. They are friends and family, partners and neighbours.

Editor: An open letter to the BC NDP: You were elected at a very unique time in our human story. You had the opportunity to make a gigantic difference. Your legacy could have been celebrated for decades to come.

Don't give up, and watch out for the eye bees