Opinion

The federal government is applauding the recently released U.S.

There’s an aura of déjà vu about the report on the death of five-year-old Phoenix Sinclair. Everyone is saying the same things they always do after inquiries like these.

The B.C. government is “looking for clarity” in its appeal of the court decision that demolished its education policy and handed teachers in the middle of contract negotiations a huge advantage.

The process of revising curricula for students is a serious matter. Developing high-quality curriculum is a wise investment, and that investment should include environmental education. The B.C.

Well we have survived two weeks of the health challenge! The hardest nutrition changes are not having any kind of "junk' food in the house.

Our 1970s bungalow, with about 1,800 square of feet of heated space, was being heated by an oil-fuelled furnace that was original to the house. The annual cost of heating oil was about $3,000.

It’s highly unlikely, as a Canadian, that I’ll ever be forced to choose between my religious beliefs and my life.

Have local elections in B.C. become a game open only to the rich and well-connected? Certainly that seems to be the case in Greater Vancouver.

Every school of higher education benefits from diversity — diversity of opinion, diversity within its student population and diversity among its teachers.

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