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John Horgan’s Irish bully routine avoids key NDP questions

John Horgan’s Irish bully routine avoids key NDP questions

Editor: True democracy may be an unattainable ideal, but elections give ordinary British Columbians an opportunity to influence the future priorities and moral standards of our provincial government.

Editor: The NDP’s Leap Manifesto – accepted by New Democrats across B.C. and Canada as a guide for our future – sets out a sweeping plan to re-engineer our economy and lives. It seeks to end the use of gasoline and all fossil fuels. It will stop construction of pipelines and new highways. The idea that government needs to control expenditure to keep taxes low will be abandoned.

Bob Groeneveld finds the connection between gardening and the B.C. election. It’s not just manure.

A Fernridge letter writer suggests another way to deal with saving trees during development.

A 91Ô­´´ letter writer says the refusal of a $20,000 donation doesn’t hold water.

In New Zealand, there’s a lizard that’s not a lizard, and so far it’s survived everything the world could throw at it. So far.

Editor: The recent Metro Homeless Count identified 3,605 in the region as homeless.

No courses in high school taught Baby Boomers how to be the ‘sandwich generation’