Opinion

Quebec Premier Pauline Marois is hoping to lead the Parti Québécois to a majority government on April 7, and she's planning to do it the old-fashioned way: by appealing to the fearful and those stuck in the past.

Dear Editor: It is possible to sum up in just a few words the city's complex and self-serving explanation for the bath it took on the sale of Merchant Square to Joe Segal: "We lost a ton of taxpayer money, but that was our plan all along.

Dear Editor: City pushes for four-lane Pattullo with tolls, The Record, March 7.

Dear Editor: Re: City pushes for four-lane Pattullo with tolls, The Record, March 7.

An unusual gathering at Premier Christy Clark's legislature office last week served as a reminder of some of the challenges facing the New Democratic Party as it continues to rebuild after last year's devastating election defeat. A Who's Who of B.C.

If you’re anything like me, “family-friendly” wasn’t a concept that really meant much to you until you had a child. Then, suddenly, you realized what all those other people were talking about – and how important it is.

If you’re anything like me, “family-friendly” wasn’t a concept that really meant much to you until you had a child. Then, suddenly, you realized what all those other people were talking about – and how important it is.

New Westminster's report on the city's perspective and proposed solution to what to do with the aging Pattullo Bridge is titled A Reasonable Approach - A Perspective on the Pattullo Bridge.

Ageism shows up in many aspects of seniors' lives, including condescension, arbitrary rules of retirement and a general attitude of treating seniors as less than equal. Unfortunately, ageism also manifests itself in B.C. driving rules for seniors.

Dear Editor: We do not have a democracy in this country: we have a plutocracy (government by the wealthy). The rich and their corporations with the Canadian Council of Chief Executives, have the best government money can buy.