Commentary

More than half of Canadians say they believe their province would be better off with a new prime minister in office

Common sense takes a break as the BC United and NDP roll in a pit of hypocrisy, Rob Shaw writes

After exceeding national patterns earlier in the year, B.C. inflation has trailed in recent months, writes Bryan Yu

B.C.'s government is racing to be the first jurisdiction globally to require by law that only electric vehicles be sold, writes Kirk LaPointe

To develop meaningful solutions, sexual harassment needs to be seen as an organizational issue and not just an interpersonal one

More than a third of the province’s residents say the province has been treated “very well” or “well” by the federal government since Trudeau came into office

We also shouldn’t underestimate the costs of inaction, writes economist Nancy Olewiler

B.C. finds itself out of step with the country on the carbon tax all of a sudden

B.C. housing market activity slumped again in September as higher interest rates continued to rein in demand. MLS home sales fell for the third consecutive month to 6,156 transactions on a seasonally adjusted basis. This was a decline of 4.

Seinfeld dedicated two episodes to absurdity on condo boards. Unfortunately, there’s nothing funny about problem strata councils. And with condos being B.C.’s fastest growing housing sector, experts warn owners to engage before costs explode, resale values decline and mental health suffers