Opinion

Dear Editor: On Jan. 31, the Community, Sport, and Cultural Development Minister, Bill Bennett, announced $6.25 million in funding for young people involved in artistic ventures.

Dear Editor: It is always sad to see a business decide to shut down after it has become part of the community. We can suppose that in this case it is because a new Safeway and other food options have bled off enough customers to not make IGA viable.

The B.C. Liberal government has hired an economic consultant to lend credence to its upcoming budget, but I'm not sure that's going to be enough to make British Columbians believers again.

We're sorry to see John Doyle, British Columbia's auditor general jump ship, although you really can't blame him.

Dear Editor: Re: Prepare for political flashbacks, The Record, Jan. 30.

Dear Editor: Re: City rejects society's bid for compensation, The Record, Jan. 30. The Record broke the news on Aug. 30, 2012 that the city was ordered to release Burr documents.

Multi-tasking - when did it become something to strive for? Was it when we all decided we were so busy we had to do multiple things at once? Was it when the economic downturn led to staff cuts at workplaces and we figured we could do the jobs of a fe

Dear Editor: Re: Prepare for political flashbacks, In The House, The Record, Jan. 30 The B.C. Liberals and the friends of the B.C. Liberals want to remind people of things that occurred in the 1990s. However, the B.C.

If teenagers expect adults to take them seriously, they have to make convincing arguments based in reason and logic. These are qualities we parents hope that public education helps them to develop.

You know a hundred reasons to quit smoking already, but in case National Non-Smoking Week this month didn't leave a lasting impression on you, here are a few more: Lung cancer migrates.