Opinion

When it comes to job creation, governments at all levels love to point to various infrastructure projects that cost billions of dollars and do indeed create a lot of jobs.

We never expected to use this editorial space to wax nostalgic about the environmental leadership of former B.C. premier Gordon Campbell, but he at least took the step of instituting a carbon tax.

Dear Editor, Re: Expect Site C ripple effect, Opinion, by Keith Baldrey, Aug. 4 edition.

Dear Editor, For about a week now there has been a witch hunt going on at Moody Park. The target is “old women with little dogs.

So there we were at New West Pride, strolling down Columbia Street, my small person sporting her own personally chosen rainbow lei. She was on a mission to find rainbows – which were, happily, in abundant supply.

Dear Editor On June 2, I met with Lori Nicks in my constituency office to discuss her concerns with recent changes to the C3 community shuttle that previously went up Richmond Street.

If you were only going to watch Bif Naked perform, it would be well worth it. But there are a lot more reasons to drop by the Recovery Festival on Sept. 10 in New Westminster.

Despite increasingly loud calls from various quarters to stop doing it, don't expect the B.C. Liberal government (or any subsequent government, for that matter) to willingly stop using Crown corporations as cash cows.

Our hearts go out to the mother of 16-year-old Gwynevere Staddon, found dead of a suspected overdose in a Port Moody Starbucks on Sunday.

When people think of graphic novels, they often think they are only for children. Here are some recommendations for titles that will appeal to your grown-up self.