Commentary

“We don’t have a freedom problem. We have a Trudeau problem.”

From the heart in one case, from the head in another, I implore John Horgan and Doug McCallum: Step aside. Two significant political leaders are at critical career junctures. For vastly different reasons, they would be wisest to leave their posts.

Last month, 71 per cent of British Columbians told Research Co.

Twice a year, Research Co. and Glacier Media ask Canadians about their impressions of 15 different countries.

The recent release of the provincial government’s economic plan – and specifically the pledge to craft an updated trade diversification strategy – has prompted us to take a fresh look at B.C.’s exports.

As voters in the City of Vancouver get ready for the municipal election in October, Research Co. and Glacier Media will spend some time reviewing the issues that come to mind when we think about the future.

News flash: the 2022 Vancouver mayoralty challengers are mathematically challenged. They think that one of the four of them will emerge in the weeks ahead to out-poll the incumbent.

When supply chain collides with food chain, local food security warning lights start flashing. For B.C.

It is often said, albeit not always in the right context, that public opinion polls are a snapshot in time.

At any other recent time, our economic indices would be considered enviable. We live amid full employment, with more jobs than pre-pandemic, as evidenced by a labour shortage. We are flush with investment capital.