Commentary

Light from B.C.’s dimmer-switch reopening plan has raised optimism in tourism and other hard-hit industry sectors.

The global economy is in the midst of a powerful recovery, even as COVID-19 continues to pose a threat – albeit diminishing – to public health.

If an apology by the Catholic Church for the residential school horrors is not forthcoming, if the Church as an institution cannot by tradition be held as the agent of sin, but if there is any reconsideration of this seemingly baffling approach, ther

Take a moment to pause and reflect. Take a deep breath, go inside, close your eyes and really feel your eyelashes against your eyes. This is a time of reflection; it’s time to open our eyes and see.

Support remains strong for foreign buyer’s and speculation levies, but fewer than half of respondents think they will make the housing market more affordable

The pressure to lower the voting age to 16 from 18 is an idea that will not go away. It appears we are headed toward another decision on the age limit before long. It is time to open our minds to the concept.

Over the past few years, social media has enabled Canadians to share anything with a wide audience.

B.C. and the rest of Canada need to get on the express battery bus now. Waiting two stops down while other countries get the best seats won’t cut it en route to a once-in-a-generation business opportunity.

More than two years have gone by since the Government of British Columbia first established a plan to wean drivers off fossil fuel-powered vehicles.

Last time we checked in on governments – any of them, not just the BC NDP one – they were considerably less gifted at industrial investment and picking winners than were venture capitalists.