B.C. politics have long been known as the most entertaining in Canada, but this latest election was one of the strangest yet.
READHello, Larry Jangula and council. Regarding Lerwick and Ryan, it's an easy fix — lower the speed limit.
READVoter turnout was pretty stinky in the last provincial election – take a few minutes on Tuesday and cast your vote
READOn behalf of the families of the crew members of HMCS Alberni and Friends of The Alberni Project I thank TAP supporters.
READThis week the B.C. Liberals and the NDP laid out their platforms on how they would help support the youngest minds in the province.
READB.C.'s political leaders offered little new information
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Contributor urges careful consideration from voters before ballots are cast
READGratitude to the truck driver who not only stopped his big rig but turned off the engine when he encountered me riding my horse.
READAt least the NDP are being honest about how they’re going to mess up B.C.’s economy.
READElections always turn into popularity contests between the “good guys” and the “bad guys” when there really are no good guys and bad guys.
READThe developer who bought the land around Stotan Falls is having a temper tantrum because the regional district won't allow him to develop.
READFear spreads quickly, but so does solidarity
READIf you knew this editorial involved blue carbon or carbon sequestration, would you read on?
READI assumed there was always a financial premium to be paid in supporting small business and a viable downtown.
READDismissing Chuck Fast’s argument against paying members of the Comox Valley Airport Commission would be easy. And utterly wrong.
READAging developmentally disabled adults in Greater Victoria and around B.C. means more need for services
READKudos to the Comox Valley Regional District board for not caving in to 3L Development's demands and emotional blackmail.
READHow would you feel if total strangers walked or drove through your property, or stopped to enjoy themselves?
READYou can get the impression that local governments never see a development application they don’t like.
READWhy would we spend $7 million on a wood-burning plant near the new hospital when we could build an incinerator at Pidgeon Lake?
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