Opinion

The falldown was so pervasive and enormous that the amends being attempted look puny in comparison.

The other day, the leader of a major nation threatened with dismemberment made a passionate plea for unity. He spoke to his fellow Conservatives, in the capital of the proposed republic, where his party has little support.

Albert Sweetnam, Seaterra’s program director, recommends that we should be and are going to get on with the wastewater treatment program (“It’s time to move on with Seaterra program,” Feb. 15).

If you’re paying attention to the upcoming movie line-up, you’ll know that Noah is opening in theatres on March 28 th .

‘For two years, parents in Tofino have been asking our school district to create a French immersion program,” says Tofino resident Denise Aujla. “Our district says they can’t afford it. “There are 47,000 students in B.C.

If Canadians need a reason to support the just-announced free-trade agreement with South Korea, here are a few hundred million: Every year, Canadians pay hundreds of millions of dollars in hidden taxes on imported automobiles and auto-related product

Possibly the best line to come out of any movie about politics is the final line in the 1972 satirical drama The Candidate. Having just won a seat in the U.S.

A typical shower head sprays water at 2.5 gallons per minute. That can add up to a lot of water and a lot of energy to heat it. A B.C. Hydro promotion two years ago introduced our household to a shower head that uses 1.5 gallons per minute.

This commentary is in response to the article regarding openStudent (“Saanich schools scrap $1.5M student tracker,” March 8).

Outsmarting the what!? Is that a typo? You think they’d at least get a headline right! Who’s proof-reading this column, anyway?? Did you have any of these or similar thoughts when you read the headline? Did you start to have negative feelings or thou