Editorials

Remembrance Day should include today’s veterans

The electorate has a responsibility

The challenges of spotting fake news.

Young people get a rude introduction into adult life here in B.C. with high cost of living

Lets maintain a little bit of summertime bliss

Just how many taxi drivers do we have in this province?

Much has been made recently about the incentives being doled out by the provincial and federal governments to buyers of electric vehicles. But one group of commuters desire to create a healthier planet is being forced to take a backseat.

Seventy-five years have passed since nearly 150,000 Allied troops landed on the beaches of Normandy. The D-Day assault was the beginning of the end of the horror inflicted on the world by the fascist regimes of Europe.

B.C. Premier John Horgan has found a vehicle to give British Columbians some relief from the soaring gas prices gripping the province. Unfortunately, in an attempt to shield his New Democratic government from any criticism, Horgan has ensured that vehicle will never reach its destination.

Jenn Smith’s ‘transgender perspective’ thrives with discord