Opinion

Why aren’t we preparing for the forthcoming earthquake? The B.C. auditor general recently reported that the province is woefully unprepared, the government has been ignoring warnings for years and Emergency Management B.C.

How odd that April and May are the only months lacking chocolate-celebration days.

Advanced Education Minister Amrik Virk had nothing but kind words at first for the agency that regulates and oversees private career-training outfits, during the news conference where he announced he’s dissolving it.

As Langford’s controversial Luxton Rodeo approaches on May 17-19, public opposition to the event is increasing.

I was having lunch with a friend last week when she turned to me and said she’d discovered this awesome new thing called the Bechdel Test, and had I heard of it? Now, one of the dangers of spending most of my time on feminist websites is that I somet

Some would call it poetic justice. If we ramp up thermal coal exports to China, we will not only poison the citizens of Beijing and Shanghai — we will likely contaminate our own air.

[Topic: How to apply for a Canadian passport] Several members of our clan have recently renewed their passports. Here are some things that we discovered to ease the way.

Gordon Macatee has a lot of changes to make in a short period of time as the temporary administrator at WorkSafe B.C. For the last three years, he’s been the B.C.

Since his death, we have heard much about former finance minister Jim Flaherty — his decency, his gentility, his Irishness. We have also heard about his spirited commitment to public service.

Suddenly, we were swept into the crowd surging toward the Plains of Abraham on a sunny afternoon on Saint Jean Baptiste Day, June 24, 1979.