Columnists

Putting off Peace River diversion would cost $630 million

Some tech firms, like Uber, give the illusion of change.

Shades of Downton Abbey in fall of Christy Clark government

It was a nice day. The sun was out, my car was washed, the traffic not too bad and all my tasks seemed to be placed in the right pigeon holes. It was a nice day and getting nicer. The song on the car radio was a favourite, so I cranked up the volume and even sang along to the chorus.

This week: why all electoral politics is flawed, and why that’s kind of okay.

Green leader Andrew Weaver compromised to get deal with NDP

Columnist Bob Groeneveld didn’t realize the impact the Relay for Life would have on him.

In 2016, there were 30 drug overdose deaths in Langley. That was a 200 per cent increase over the previous year, and in more than half of those deaths (53 per cent), the opioid fentanyl was detected.

In the garden that is politics, there’s still plenty of weeds.

Even without Greens’ support, B.C. Liberals will attempt to govern