Opinion

Last weekend, the Quebec Soccer Federation reversed its decision to ban turban-wearing soccer players.

As Parliament rises for the summer, MPs fan out to spend time in their ridings, listening to constituents, eating burgers and being accountable. That’s the theory, anyway.

Shhhhh. Don’t tell anyone. Especially don’t tell my legs. I’ve signed up for my first marathon, in fact one of the most famous marathons in the world – the New York City marathon in November.

With terms like “bogus refugees” and “queue jumpers,” our national conversation about refugees has become noticeably negative.

The public reaction to the big pay hikes Premier Christy Clark’s office quietly arranged for B.C. Liberal government aides got a lot bigger and louder than they expected.

There is nothing new about apprenticeships, internships or any of the other forms of on-the-job training that have always been considered an important part of the development of newly trained doctors, lawyers, electricians, business graduates or perf

Much more information about your ancestors, about the early history of Victoria — about the entire country, in fact — will soon be available on your own computer, or at least at your local library.

Newly sworn-in Environment Minister Mary Polak was less than impressed Tuesday with Enbridge’s explanation about why it should be allowed to pipe heavy oil across B.C. and ship it off the coast. The B.C.

The western premiers wrapped up their annual conference Monday in Winnipeg. For the third year in a row, the premiers identified a lack of federal clarity on infrastructure investment as an ongoing issue and called for discussions with Ottawa.

At a recent church meeting, a colleague noted that in Europe the Churches are empty, but the pilgrimage sites are filled to overflowing.