Media prefer ‘speed kills’ narrative, even when it fails to appear
Demonize and dog-pile. If you disagree with me, you are not only wrong, you are evil. The enemy…
Health Minister Adrian Dix righting a serious wrong
Fun is always paramount in youth sports - but winning and losing provide valuable lessons
Veteran Michael Major explains a research project that has left him in awe of soldiers who served.
If Bill C-75 passes in its present form, criminals of various kinds will almost certainly be heartened and emboldened by the prospect of lighter penalties.
Remembrance Day flybys take on varied meaning for one older veteran.
NDP may remove restrictions on school strikes, union sign-ups
What we do gives people hope. It’s a good feeling to help people who have so little”
Chapter three: control MLA selection from party headquarters
Pioneer of B.C. electoral reform argues for yes vote in referendum
Media myth of homeless victims offends those who know better
Veteran of 2005 Citizens’ Assembly urges rejection of new voting systems
Thousands on waiting list while anti-capitalist bullies get priority
Retired Langley Advance editor Bob Groeneveld encourages people to keep reading their newspapers.
The thought of our children or grandchildren suffering from the ravages of climate change are unbearable to think about, too frightening to consider. So we don’t.
Rest of the province will have to tighten its carbon belt
Rest of the province will have to tighten its carbon belt
National Newspaper Week is Oct. 1-7
Province ramps up MRI machines, but what about surgery?
