Editorial - Dark clouds

In the Interior of B.C., where our three geldings are enjoying a summer ranch vacation, horse folk are united by one thing: an intense dislike of cow people. In that vast region outside Vancouver referred to as ‘upcountry,’ you’re either a horse person or a cow person.

As far as the eye could see in either direction, there were cars parked and idling. It’s carbon neutral, they say.

Divert the resources to where the victims are.

Life is too short to run. Take your time, enjoy the sun on your face and the rain on your neck and take time to look around. Otherwise, it all goes by too fast.

The government has a responsibility to mitigate the impact of smart meters — starting with the 400 men and women who will lose their jobs.

He would never quite admit it, but former premier Gordon Campbell’s push for self-sufficiency in clean electricity has always looked to me like a long-term strategy to export hydroelectric power. It still looks that way

I cannot begin to express how disgusted and ashamed I feel at how this was handled. This poor animal’s habitat has been increasingly getting smaller, its food sources have been dwindling and because it wants to survive, which is the most primal of instincts, this helpless cub ends up dead.

Baseball is a great sport, for both spectators and participants. It’s fun to watch kids play, and at its highest level, Major League Baseball, it is also enjoyable and relaxing to watch a game.

Jack Layton was a man of conviction, but he was also practical.