The past couple of columns in this corner have related to relationships,…
I want to comment on the art piece at the McCallum Road…
Re: Editorial, “An important project,” Feb. 22.After reading this editorial and also…
The federal government is running deficits like never before. Some of the…
Our mayor and council are definitely out of touch with the financial…
Environmental politics in B.C. have reached toxic levels, with malicious claims and…
Just after I had a letter ready for the The News to show…
An open letter to mayor and council:Please note that the new tree…
Try living on the minimum wage of $8/hour in British Columbia and…
Gordon Campbell was in a buoyant mood as he left the legislative…
With a new Liberal premier about to take over, and with a…
A civic and provincial initiative now becoming reality in Abbotsford should be…
VICTORIA – Gordon Campbell was in a buoyant mood as he left…
Last week, driving through the State of Washington (which some Americans inexplicably pronounce ‘Worshingtun’) I was surprised at how it has embraced roundabouts.
Whether we agree with the $64,000 expenditure for the sculpture for the McCallum interchange is a matter of personal opinion for each of us to consider.
I am really concerned at the lack of respect that some of the elected school trustees seem to have for the intelligence of parents.
Heads up, gentlemen. As we learned in last week’s column, the majority of women have expectations of their partners that extend past Valentine’s Day, and right through the other 364.
It is ironic and dismaying that Canadian universities make inordinate efforts to attract foreign students while B.C. resident students sit on wait lists to obtain a post-secondary education.
I read that the mayor of Toronto, Rob Ford, has foregone raises…
Re. Kevin Mills’ article on water and sewer rates.  Tell me something, wondrous…
