Commentary

The labour movement has always been politically active.

2017 was exciting for B.C.’s content creators.

The coming year will be one of continued progress towards recognition of Indigenous rights and title.

2017 proved to be an intriguing year as it pertained to Indigenous issues, and 2018 promises to be just as interesting. Some highlights of 2017 include the election of four Indigenous MLAs in B.C.

Although B.C. has enjoyed the strongest economy in the country for several years, the benefits have not been shared equally.

I was asked recently, as part of a Canada 150 initiative, about my favourite place in our country. I’d liken this deliberation to the impossible conundrum of choosing a favourite child.

Taking stock of the landscape on the eve of 2018, it is evident that the Mining Association of BC (MABC) has an important task for the year ahead.

"May you live in interesting times.” It’s supposed to be an ancient Chinese curse (though in truth, its first recorded use was in England in 1936). But, regardless of its origin, it’s an apt expression as we head into 2018.

Legislative illumination should be applied to the darkness that shrouds ownership of property in Canada and the offshore outflow of business revenue.

The arrival of the holiday season and approach of a new calendar year provides an opportunity to look back and evaluate economic conditions and developments over the past 12 months. For B.C.