Opinion

I spent many of my formative school years in the U.S., where safety drills for hurricanes and anything more sinister were the norm. And sometimes when I did have to hide under my desk, it wasn't a drill. As more school shootings are reported, I wonder what those classroom experiences really taught.

Scooter drivers must be taught to ride responsibly.

In 2022, significant majorities of Vancouverites support the concept of separated bike lanes

Need for local media is as strong as ever despite challenges for industry over past two decades.

Government should have involved the public more in its museum decisions

There’s a culprit behind health-care shortages in B.C. Its name? Bureaucracy.

Political infighting that toppled Alberta premier Jason Kenney not limited to provincial parties.

Each challenger has an authentic purpose of public service.

At any other recent time, our economic indices would be considered enviable. We live amid full employment, with more jobs than pre-pandemic, as evidenced by a labour shortage. We are flush with investment capital.