University of British Columbia Santa Ono and Kennedy Stewart: UBC, Vancouver city hall excited by big changes coming to West Sidevancouversun.com - Gordon Clark Imagine taking one out of every 10 workers in our region and putting them in a single place. Now, take a quarter of all Vancouver homes and do the …
Opinion (Canada) Erin Hannon: Digging up 'old dumps' for fun finds 'jeopardizes the archaeological record'vancouversun.com - Gordon Clark Members of the B.C. Association of Professional Archaeologists, and other heritage professionals, believe that offering heritage items for sale, …
Opinion (Canada) Vancouver Sun letters to the editor forSaturday, May 18, 2019vancouversun.com - Gordon Clark Re: Medical resident learned life lessons from mother, May 13. Read More
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoOpinion (Canada) Owen Bird: Minister isn't doing enough, quickly enough, to protect Chinook salmonvancouversun.com - Gordon Clark Letters to the editor should be sent to sunletters@vancouversun.com. The editorial pages editor is Gordon Clark, who can be reached at …
Opinion (Canada) Stewart Muir: China’s appetite for Canadian oil continues to defy marketplace mythsvancouversun.com - Gordon Clark Letters to the editor should be sent to sunletters@vancouversun.com. The editorial pages editor is Gordon Clark, who can be reached at …
John Horgan Vaughn Palmer: Industry feels blindsided by Horgan's top-down changes to Forests Actvancouversun.com - Vaughn Palmer Updated: May 17, 2019 VICTORIA — The NDP government’s latest foray into regulating timber allocations and forest tenures has triggered a sharp-edged exchange of between …
Birth Tourism Colby Cosh: Vancouver's birth-tourism issue could soon become Ottawa's problemvancouversun.com - Jeff Beamish It would be faintly ludicrous to suggest children born in Canada to mere visitors cannot have their entitlement to auto-magical citizenship …
Opinion (Canada) Coun. Jean Swanson: Instead of tax breaks for business, let's protect neighbourhood stores and rentersvancouversun.com - Gordon Clark On April 29, I voted against shifting two per cent of the tax levy from business to Vancouver residential property owners. Although advertised as …
Opinion (Canada) McLachlin report targets flaws with legislature spending, credibilityvancouversun.com - Stephen Snelgrove VICTORIA — For the two months that retired Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin was investigating the legislature spending scandal, she found little …
Chris Hadfield Ian Mulgrew: Legal system needs a revolution to deal with digital economy, says expertvancouversun.com - Ian Mulgrew Updated: May 16, 2019 The legal system doesn’t work for anyone and a revolution of change is needed to deal with the digital economy because of the failure of lawyers, …
Opinion (Canada) Don Braid: The night Alberta began to winvancouversun.com - Don Braid, Calgary Herald Updated: May 16, 2019 The protests, the outrage, the valid cries of discrimination against Alberta — they turned the Senate of Canada around. Overnight, one Senate …
Opinion (Canada) Vancouver Sun letters to the editor for Tuesday, May 14, 2019vancouversun.com - Gordon Clark It has been reported that $7 billion was laundered in B.C. last year, $5 billion of that through real estate. I am having trouble understanding how …
Opinion (Canada) John Ivison: May and her Greens enjoy a moment of sunlight — but hope to convert it to powervancouversun.com - John Ivison Updated: May 16, 2019 Canada’s Greens have never had it so good. The party now has two MPs elected under the Green banner, after Paul Manly won the Nanaimo—Ladysmith …
Opinion (Canada) Andrew Coyne: This fall's federal election will be decided by one province, and hinge on cheap oilvancouversun.com - Jeff Beamish Opinion: Ontario’s politics seemed to be changing: no longer looking east to Quebec as much, as in the past, but increasingly looking to the West, …
Queen Victoria Douglas Todd: Queen Victoria is cool again. Who would have guessed?vancouversun.com - Douglas Todd Canada is the only country with an official holiday to mark Queen Victoria’s birthday, which occurred 200 years ago this May 24. We’ve been enjoying …
B.C. NDP Vaughn Palmer: NDP aims to point fingers at Liberals until electionvancouversun.com - Stephen Snelgrove VICTORIA — The day began with the B.C. NDP announcing the political agenda for the inquiry into money laundering, even before John Horgan and his …
John Ivison: Climate change showdown in the House of Commons leaves all three major parties bloodiedvancouversun.com - John Ivison Updated: May 15, 2019 So, remember the finale of Quentin Tarantino’s Reservoir Dogs, where three of the criminal gang, guns pointed at one another, are caught in a Mexican …
Chinese Communist Party Glavin: Tiananmen Square – China's 30 years of denial and suppressionvancouversun.com - Ken Bradshaw Nobody in the Communist Party princeling caste has ever been held accountable for the atrocities of 1989, and nobody in Canada’s political caste has …
Opinion (Canada) Vaughn Palmer: Liberals accuse Sims of sweeping dirt under rug; NDP will return firevancouversun.com - Stephen Snelgrove VICTORIA — The week marked the first anniversary of a major embarrassment involving Jinny Sims, minister for citizens’ services in the NDP …
Opinion (Canada) Richard Mackintosh: B.C. LNG will help countries cut their emissionsvancouversun.com - Vancouver Sun Editorial Board Updated: May 14, 2019 Over the past few years, I have been watching the B.C. LNG industry from afar, as someone knowledgeable about the industry’s global dynamics and the …
New Democratic Party of Canada Don Braid: Think this is bad? Imagine a Trudeau Liberal minority backed by Greensvancouversun.com - Jeff Beamish If any party is poised for a breakout, it’s the Greens, who will never be persuaded to compromise on pipelines or almost any matter involving …
Opinion (Canada) John Ivison: Liberal tanker ban looks to be foundering in the choppy waters of the Senatevancouversun.com - Jeff Beamish Garneau slipped up by acknowledging the real reason the Liberals are driving the bill through parliament, in the teeth of fierce opposition Read More
Airspace Dan Fumano: Expensive air — New B.C. taxes will apply to airspace above some mom-and-pop businessesvancouversun.com - Dan Fumano Everybody knows land is expensive in Vancouver. But Brian Wener is getting increasingly worried about new taxes coming to the air above his head. …
David Eby Vaughn Palmer: Public inquiry should be beyond the reach of NDP's partisan handsvancouversun.com - Stephen Snelgrove VICTORIA — If the New Democrats do order a public inquiry into money-laundering as expected this week, they will have to overcome the objections they …
Vancouver, BC Letters, May 14: Would they cut down swath of Stanley Park for water main tunnel?vancouversun.com - Gordon Clark Re: Water-supply tunnel being constructed beneath Burrard Inlet. Read More
Opinion (Canada) Halena Seiferling: B.C. child-care spending shows the power of good public policy. What’s next?vancouversun.com - Gordon Clark Letters to the editor should be sent to sunletters@vancouversun.com. The editorial pages editor is Gordon Clark, who can be reached at …
Opinion (Canada) Dan Kraus: We should all pitch in to support conservation efforts to protect naturevancouversun.com - Gordon Clark Letters to the editor should be sent to sunletters@vancouversun.com. The editorial pages editor is Gordon Clark, who can be reached at …
Vancouver, BC Douglas Todd: A tale of two costly housing markets: Toronto and Vancouvervancouversun.com - Douglas Todd Metro Vancouver and Greater Toronto have the dubious distinction of having the most pricey housing in Canada, with the West Coast city winning the …
Nuclear War Tristin Hopper: How to survive a nuclear attack (not everyone has to die if war breaks out)vancouversun.com - Carey Bermingham Opinion: There are some easy steps that can save you from getting nuked. And spoiler alert, the answer isn’t crawl inside a fridge Read More
