Opinion

En route to meeting Helen Miller, I imagined a kind of missionary-shaped woman. Which I can’t define, but every reader will get the picture.

Canada bought a pipeline this week. It was announced Tuesday morning that the federal government had agreed to purchase the controversial Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline system and the expansion project for $4.

Good news! For between $1,000 and $2,700 in annual road or bridge tolls our traffic could finally start moving again, according to a report from the Mobility Pricing Independent Commission Not surprisingly, that idea is going over like a Ford Pinto i

Dear Editor: Re: Nobody Hikes Here Anymore – It’s Too Crowded, May 11 The North Side column by Paul Sullivan. How do we get our trails back to ourselves? We pull a Wakanda.

Dear editor : I'm an admirer of innovations to encourage cycling and promote cycling safety. I'm also a driver. I have concerns about the implementation of the elephant footprint road sign and marking system.

Five questions we need answered in the 2018 Stanley Cup Final

Regardless of the fate of the Kinder Morgan pipeline, the Texas-based company received a fine gift from the Canadian taxpayers Tuesday: $4.5 billion. That isn’t what it’ll cost to actually build the pipeline, of course. Assuming it actually is built.

As befits a guy who has the most money to spend in government, Health Minister Adrian Dix has been a busy fellow these past few months.

Columbine. Virginia Tech. Sandy Hook. Parkland. And now, Santa Fe, Texas. I live three exits up the road from where last week’s active shooter tragedy unfolded. Three exits.

After acquiring a nuclear arsenal to defend against the United States, North Korea was probably not going to surrender that arsenal at the behest of the United States. Still, some optimistic, peace-loving fools hoped U.S.