Opinion

The NDP/Green party alliance that governs B.C. wants to change the system of how we elect governments in this province, but they don’t want the voters to pick an alternative to the one we use currently.

Dear Editor: In response to last week’s article about planning the new pool, has the mayor thoroughly considered the possibilities of holding future competitive swim events and the benefits to our city? I have competed in the Seniors Games for severa

Civil liberties groups often say police shouldn’t investigate other police. That point was driven home recently in the case of New Westminster Police Department special municipal Const. Leanne Keith.

One of the favourite things parents like to do is tell other parents how to parent. It’s all part of something I call Parent Entitlement Syndrome.

The B.C. NDP announced this week yet another consultation – this time regarding at-risk species.

In the telling of your life story, you can be a victim or the hero. A key to your happiness is the locus of control. If we see life as hostile, unpredictable and beyond our control, we become anxious, demoralized and hopeless.

As a medical student, I soon recognized that the happiest of my patients told their life stories quite differently.

Is Canada about to undergo a transformation that weakens the central federal government and strengthens individual provinces? That scenario may well occur if the B.C. government wins the reference case it put in front of the B.C. Court of Appeal.

The B.C. Day of Mourning was held across the province on Saturday with 40 ceremonies marking the deaths of those who lost their lives on the job. The numbers released by WorkSafeBC to mark the occasion are sobering to look at. In B.C.

We were made to move. When we don't, our health suffers. When we do, we thrive. Yet many of us have adapted to a sedentary lifestyle - losing strength, flexibility and coordination through underuse.