Opinion

When answering a question or making a decision, most people prefer a multiple-choice option.

In B.C., the rate of unionization has dropped significantly in recent decades. The trend has persisted through many business cycles and provincial governments of different political stripes.

There is a piece of paper sitting on the kitchen counter. You try to ignore it. It won’t go away. You try to throw it away but you know that’s not right, so it just sits there. It’s a notice from Briana’s school.

If you are part of the largest ethnic group in Canada (Caucasian), do you recognize that you were born into a privileged position? Do you realize you hold privilege not only in your own country but also around the world? If you have never heard of th

The legislature committee conducting hearings on next year’s budget got a brief overview from Finance Minister Carole James on Monday of where all the money is going.

When you hear a growl, give Fido a second listen

'Bootlegging' will still be illegal in B.C.

Popping lids is my jam. I would like to say that I completely made up this phrase myself because I am infinitely clever and witty however I stole it from a friend of mine.

The Federal Court of Appeal’s decision to halt the Trans Mountain pipeline should be of concern to every Canadian. I say this not because of the judgment that was pronounced, but because of the way it was reached.

The predicament of a Victoria resident who was diagnosed with Stage 3 prostate cancer after being denied a blood test has generated both sympathy and controversy. Grant McKenzie was refused a prostate specific antigen test at age 53.