Opinion

Even the most organized can let a few details fall through the cracks, especially when relocating.

So far, this provinces other two would-be premiers are keeping quiet about what they would do that is so different from the ruling B.C. Liberals when it comes to government spending and taxation.

The Editor, Re: "Wong wades into OAS battle," News, Feb. 22. Alice Wong's assurances that our pensions and our future will be safe is political maternalism based on absolutely nothing of any real substantive value.

The Editor, Re: "Blaze proves need for pipeline: Consortium," News, Feb. 22. Adrian Pollard has it all wrong when he states that the Cherry Point Refinery "blaze proves need for pipeline" through Richmond.

The Editor, Re: "Shark fin soup creates a stir," News, Feb. 22.

The budget presented by Finance Minister Kevin Falcon in the legislature Tuesday afternoon suggests the Liberals have no immediate plans to act on - as opposed to study - recommendations made by the B.C.

I know Ive been vegetating for too long. So long in fact that I was actually starting to enjoy watching reality TV. But one of the shows finally brought me back to my senses.

Can you find peace when you consciously go looking for it? Where do you find peace, can you find it in the midst of the multi-tasking you do every day? Most people would say peace is what they want in their lives yet they make choices contrary to tha

The term creative destruction is thrown around a lot to explain why people have just lost their jobs. Its the nasty, grinding, engine of future wealth. Its the punch to the face now that pays off in five years.

The first week of the spring legislative sitting was a week from hell for the Liberals, and if this continues, the rumours bubbling beneath the surface will soon boil over publicly. Some of the whispers seem wild, others quite plausible.