Liberal win good for stability at the top
British Columbians woke up today to something not witnessed on the West Coast in more than two decades: Stability in the premier's office.
 

Public will be served by some opposition in Victoria
Heave a sigh of relief. You have an opposition. Left or right or in-between, you're better served by a legislature that includes an effective opposition, with representatives from all regions.
 

Better studies would prevent bad medicine
There's a good reason why, in the age of science and reason, we live, on average, into our 80s. It's entirely due to modern medical science - vaccines, antibiotics, engineered sanitation systems and improved nutrition have all played a major role.
 

There are more than just Liberals in the spectrum
It was with outrage that I responded to a provincial newspaper's special treatment of the B.C. election.
 

City Centre business owners are not all happy
On Wednesday, May 13, White Rock city council was invited to a question and answer session put on by the White Rock Rate Payers Association. Many very interesting and provocative questions were asked and answered.
 

This is Cadman's moment to make a mark in history
History has an eye on Chuck Cadman. His role as an independent elected Member of Parliament from Surrey North is pivotal in deciding whether a federal election needs to be called now or after the Gomery Commission report if necessary.