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Climate Crossroads: The need for action is now, not later

Climate Crossroads: The need for action is now, not later

"The denial or ignorance or concern about votes among those elected to make difficult decisions about policies and governing delays much-needed change, and we have no time to lose."
Baldrey: Call them flip-flops or pivots, David Eby is following voters

Baldrey: Call them flip-flops or pivots, David Eby is following voters

Activists might decry Eby's reversals on some sensitive issues, but the premier is courting other voters, writes columnist Keith Baldrey
Rob Shaw: Polls predict major B.C. election clash as independents stir the pot

Rob Shaw: Polls predict major B.C. election clash as independents stir the pot

With incumbents running as independents and Greens looking for a comeback, B.C.’s political landscape could shift dramatically next month
Comment: Addressing the needs of individuals with brain injuries

Comment: Addressing the needs of individuals with brain injuries

By focusing on prevention, responsive care, and long-term support, we can build a more compassionate and sustainable system that benefits individuals and communities alike.
Letter: We need a universal heat pump program

Letter: We need a universal heat pump program

"... it would help us tackle the climate crisis while creating thousands of jobs."
B.C. election now a coin toss between NDP and Conservatives, polling reveals

B.C. election now a coin toss between NDP and Conservatives, polling reveals

BC United's self-destruction has created a two-party race ahead of the Oct. 19 vote, according to Research Co.
Adrian Raeside cartoon: David Eby changes his mind

Adrian Raeside cartoon: David Eby changes his mind

Rob Shaw: BC NDP's third try at involuntary care may shape election stakes

Rob Shaw: BC NDP's third try at involuntary care may shape election stakes

Premier David Eby announces a new plan for involuntary care, but critics point to missed opportunities in the past
Geoff Johnson: Educators need to begin planning for coming population bump

Geoff Johnson: Educators need to begin planning for coming population bump

British Columbia’s population is projected to reach 7.9 million by 2046, up 44% from 2023
David Sovka: Accept the happy truth that we are built to nap

David Sovka: Accept the happy truth that we are built to nap

Please keep in mind this is science talking, not just me staring at my keyboard, wishing I was fast asleep at home