Canada’s first prime minister was progressive for his time
Many people are no longer prepared to suffer in silence
Slates discouraged in civic politics, unions get green light
Saul Klein at the University of Victoria writes about erosion of trust at Facebook and Twitter
Hateful graffiti shows Salmon Arm’s need for a symbol of inclusion
The boys like their steak, bosses like a beefy slush fund
B.C.’s 40-year battle swings back to international big labour
Unpacking the realities of addiction
Former MP John Weston writes about an evening he hosted with the federal Conservative leader
One Langley Advance letter writer takes exception to another’s comments about an MAGA hat incident.
Adrian Dix battles to maintain Cuba-style medical monopoly
A Langley Advance reader calls statements from the mayor into question.
Foresters, engineers may not be trusted to act ethically
Another government monopoly, what could go wrong?
Five people were gunned down in the Capital Gazette newsroom
Most authorities do deserve respect, but there are exceptions to that rule.
Stanley Park’s Teahouse was right to fire the manager, but they should also post dress restrictions.
Walnut Grove woman expresses gratitude to councillors for hearing woes of feeder-route residents.
One-armed reporter takes up boxing
Summerland Mayor Peter Waterman calls statements Trump disturbing
