Commentary

In 2020, the ramifications of the COVID-19 pandemic on immigration to Canada were not particularly clear. With universities moving to virtual classes, there was little incentive for international students to secure loans and pack their bags.

It should surprise no one that the province’s BC NDP government, its premier and its minister responsible for the freedom of information law would win an award last week.

One of the most controversial celebrations in North America is upon us. While some Canadians gleefully celebrate Valentine’s Day, others despise it passionately.

BC’s implementation of a skilled trades certification system promises to ensure consistent quality and safety on the province’s job sites.

Exactly one year ago, Canadians were expressing serious reservations about their elected officials’ preparedness to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic. When Research Co.

For its leader to take the party into the 2024 election and presumably beyond, the BC Liberals have decided on a candidate who promises renewal for the future and offers renewal of its powerhouse past.

Our downtown core is in rough shape. It wasn’t always like this.

Is it time, for both her and for the greater good, that Dr. Bonnie Henry step aside? Not resign, just yield the limelight to a different leader for a different purpose.

Several Canadian provinces recently marked the second anniversary of the first cases of COVID-19 being identified.

And just like that, the performance art featuring Erin O’Toole was a show that could not go on.