Opinion

I’m no lawyer, but our premier is definitely no urban planner.

It’s imperative that graduates have a strong understanding of math as they compete in an increasingly competitive global economy. And yet, in our schools, math class istreated like an afterthought.

Banning thermal coal exports from B.C. ports is a no-brainer after COP28's call to "transition away" from fossil fuels.

There is a valid reason for increasing immigration levels, but columnist Keith Baldrey says it's kept housing "in short supply and at high prices."

There are real benefits for older people when it comes to social media — for example, connecting with friends who aren’t dead yet, but still owe you money.

School boards need to ride the AI wave, but in a way that protects teachers and students from the perils while not limiting its educational potential

The time has come for naturopathic medicine to be fully embraced... during the current severe shortage of family doctors in this province and in particular northern BC.

The new legislation does not consider the extensive variation of capacity in designated municipalities, simply ignoring any inconvenient drawbacks.