Opinion

My new cardio amalgamation was designed to get me moving faster, harder, stronger. It is a playlist that was conceived on a stationary bike...and came to term on the elliptical. By the time my workout was over...

One sobering thing that shines through economist Tim O’Neill’s quick, partial review of B.C.’s budget process is that natural-gas-industry experts don’t have much of a clue.

This week during my birthday I felt a little mental tickle – in moments between everyday life, work, receiving birthday wishes, and enjoying treats, a question was niggling at me for attention: Responsibility, what is it? How would my life be differe

When China’s national legislature, the National People’s Congress, convenes in March, its new leaders will face many challenges, but enticing foreign investors will not be one of them.

The Senate rules say that “all personal, sharp or taxing speeches are unparliamentary and out of order.

Forget the lofty Olympic motto of higher, faster, stronger.

Our youngest son celebrated China’s Spring Festival this month in a village south of Kunming, a beautiful, ethnically diverse, medium-sized city of 6 million.

Opposition leader Adrian Dix reaffirmed this week that the New Democratic Party campaign will be high-road all the way. Positive. Respectful of opponents. Something of which the party will be proud.

When Nature Boy took down the backyard thicket of Himalayan blackberries, he gave little thought to what would come after. Thousands of broom and Daphne laureola seeds that had lain dormant for decades sprouted.

Like the proverbial girlfriend we just can’t seem to get over, the harmonized sales tax has dominated British Columbia’s collective political and economic mind for the past four years.