Commentary

As most of the world prepares for the holiday season, the perceptions of Canadians on the elements that give meaning to our lives have not changed dramatically over the past year. Research Co.

It was a sad day last week to have to send funds to another province to buy a rapid antigen test to enhance my safety and the safety of those around me.

What a difference a month, and a COVID-19 variant, can make. In November , Research Co.

When Vancouverites cry into their craft beer about the state of civic leadership, they can always find solace in contemplation of the shambles of Surrey.

Ominous inflationary signs that the government-funded pandemic payroll party is over are looming on the near horizon.

Over the past few months, some municipalities across Metro Vancouver began to discuss the idea of charging a fee to residents who park their cars overnight on residential streets.

Prior to the discovery of the Omicron variant of COVID-19, November had been a period of relative calm for many major commodity prices.

Can anyone remember the last time Canadian diplomacy won something for the country? The list of losses and outright surrenders on international relations ought to convince us we are neither taken seriously nor take seriously our place.

The pandemic has affected almost every aspect of life and turned the employer-employee relationship into a roller coaster.