Opinion

Adrian Dix said last week in announcing his plan to resign the New Democratic Party leadership that quitting was his default position right from election night.

Two years ago, Research in Motion founder Mike Lazaridis was hosting a conference called Innovation Nation at the Perimeter Institute, which he created in Waterloo, Ont.

It’s the presentation by the Invasive Species Council of Metro Vancouver that starts you wondering about the budget consultation process B.C. follows. In theory, it’s an inclusive, democratic-sounding idea. Every year, a committee of MLAs tours B.C.

Our self-serve community events calendar got an overhaul this week, making it easier to find and a lot easier to use.

Canadians could be excused for thinking the past year has been open season on the democratic ideals they treasure.

This Sunday, Sept 29, ideas and questions about the connection between media, spirituality and politics will be the subject of this month's Forum at Christ Church Cathedral. Before he left on sabbatical this fall, The Very Rev. Dr.

It’s time to call Premier Christy Clark’s bluff on her approach to using the legislature. The premier has a lot of control over when the legislature sits and for how long. Clark has an obvious distaste for that aspect of government.

It may be the biggest charm offensive since the Khmer Rouge tried belatedly to endear themselves to Cambodians. That didn’t go very well, but then, again, it’s hard to make nice to the relatives of one million dead.

Forests Minister Steve Thomson and the ministry he heads have lost credibility over management of forests for grizzly bear populations across the province.

Like marriage and the tango, it takes two parties to agree to a union contract: the employer and the employee, or at least the employee’s representative.