Opinion

Premier Christy Clark is "restructuring" her cabinet, but a more pressing challenge for her is finding enough credible candidates to carry her party's tarnished banner in the next election. And she's not the only leader facing this daunting task. B.

The Canadian Medical Association's recent call for better drug coverage for low-income households is one Canada should consider seriously, as much for economic reasons as for humanitarian ones.

For most folks, it's the last long weekend of the summer - a time to load up the barbecue, take a nap in the hammock and, most of all, forget about work. But Labour Day, is, after all, all about work.

Re: Big company leaves New West, Letters, The Record, Aug. 24. In The Record of Aug. 24, Mr.

Last week I fired a gun for the first time. The occasion was the bachelor party for an old friend of mine. (And let me pause briefly here to say the wedding was wonderful, and the bride and groom have a very happy future ahead.

Finance Minister Kevin Falcon resigns, and the B.C. media starts spreading the propaganda that he is leaving because the B.C. Liberal government is a sinking ship.

Dear Editor: I live in a floathome at a marina in Queensborough with six other floathomes. We all pay property tax, however, we are allotted only two garbage bins in total for these floathomes and all the other boats in the marina.

Dear Editor: Politics, they say, is the science of the possible triumphing over the power of ideology and optimism. When one looks at the policy the B.C. NDP has created in regards to fracking, one has to assume that this was what the saying meant.

Dear Editor: Re: Royal City prince replies, Letters to the editor, The Record, Aug. 24.

he unfairness and absurdity of one of the B.C. government's more controversial laws was on full display this past week, as the B.C.