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OPINION: Horgan got his big mandate. Now what?

OPINION: Horgan got his big mandate. Now what?

Premier John Horgan is unveiling a new cabinet this week as the BC NDP government tackles a tough list of challenges.
OPINION: This Metro Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­mayor says mobility pricing is bad policy. (But it’s also bad politics)

OPINION: This Metro Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­mayor says mobility pricing is bad policy. (But it’s also bad politics)

Brad West, Mayor of Port Coquitlam, is fighting all calls for a pay-per-use system for public roads
Google and Facebook profit from reliable journalism. They should help pay for it

Google and Facebook profit from reliable journalism. They should help pay for it

Can we expect a future in Canada where we continue to have access to credible news?
Dr. Bonnie Henry on why masks are not universally mandated in B.C.

Dr. Bonnie Henry on why masks are not universally mandated in B.C.

"An order can never replace our personal commitment."
OPINION: Masks should be mandatory in Metro Vancouver

OPINION: Masks should be mandatory in Metro Vancouver

Masks are mandatory in every major city in Canada, except Metro Vancouver
See you at Beer Fest? The future of beer festivals in the COVID-19 age

See you at Beer Fest? The future of beer festivals in the COVID-19 age

Some events are attempting virtual versions, but when it comes right down to it, clinking glasses over Zoom or drinking together by the light of your phone screen isn’t quite the same as walking from booth to booth in a giant field filled with hundreds or thousands of fellow beer lovers.
OPINION: Mayor calling out provincial government in public doesn’t help solve critical social issues

OPINION: Mayor calling out provincial government in public doesn’t help solve critical social issues

City of Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­needs strong, respectful relationships with provincial counterparts
OPINION: It’s time to sit down and listen. The pandemic is racist.

OPINION: It’s time to sit down and listen. The pandemic is racist.

A UBC researcher asks "Can a pandemic be racist?" The answer is yes. But we can learn from the calls for unity in the U.S. to make things better here in Canada.
The view from Trump country: 'The America I know hasn't changed' says former B.C. resident

The view from Trump country: 'The America I know hasn't changed' says former B.C. resident

Deep in Trump country, here’s what Charles Ford says his Victoria friends don’t comprehend: The U.S. hasn’t changed.
OPINION: There's no such thing as vote-splitting

OPINION: There's no such thing as vote-splitting

"Conceptually, vote splitting is mired in so many unprovable assumptions that it only exists in make-believe — just like Batman and Superman."
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