The Vancouver SunOpinion Anika Barlow: Vancouver neighbourhoods need more refugeesvancouversun.com - Anika Barlow Updated: October 20, 2019 I live in East Vancouver just off Commercial Drive. My house looks like a nondescript “Vancouver Special” from the street, but it’s far from ordinary …
The Vancouver SunOpinion Isobel Mackenzie: B.C. providing more transparency on seniors' care homesvancouversun.com - Hugh Dawson Last week, my office released the 2019 Long-Term Care Facilities Quick Facts Directory. It contains five years of data that provides information …
The Vancouver SunOpinion Nina Hansen: Women in B.C., on average, earn 18.9 per cent less than menvancouversun.com - Stephen Snelgrove Anecdotal accounts are funny things. Read More
The Vancouver SunOpinion Marc Lee: Plotting a course to net zero? Climate and energy policy in the 2019 electionvancouversun.com - Stephen Snelgrove In the middle of the federal election campaign, Canadians hit the streets demanding climate action. Here’s a look at where the major parties stand. …
The Vancouver SunOpinion Daphne Bramham: Nowhere do B.C. 'minority' voters matter more than in Vancouver Southvancouversun.com - Daphne Bramham Under the awnings of one- and two-storey buildings along Victoria Drive, fruits and vegetables spill out of family-owned grocery stores. Read More
The Vancouver SunJohn Horgan Vaughn Palmer: Various federal players could learn a thing or two from Horganvancouversun.com - Stephen Snelgrove VICTORIA — With the federal election campaign coming down to the wire and the opinion polls tightening up, Premier John Horgan was asked this week …
The Vancouver SunOpinion John Ivison: Whoever wins this nasty, divisive election is likely to do so with record low supportvancouversun.com - Jeff Beamish Opinion: The falsehoods, partisanship and outrage explain, in part, why our next PM may be elected with the support of fewer than one in three …
The Vancouver SunAndrew Wilkinson Vaughn Palmer: Liberals hope Wilkinson won't have to force out two baggage-packing MLAsvancouversun.com - Massey Padgham VICTORIA — Andrew Wilkinson started the year, his second as B.C. Liberal leader, by announcing a theme of renewal. Read More
The Vancouver SunGreta Thunberg Terence Corcoran: By all means greet Greta, then wait for the sciencevancouversun.com - Jeff Beamish Opinion: Such predictions of doom dissolve as reality takes over and the alleged science behind dire warnings proves false and unfounded Read More
The Vancouver SunOpinion Ian Mulgrew: Andrew Berry's convictions raise child-protection issuesvancouversun.com - Ian Mulgrew Andrew Berry's murder convictions raise serious questions about how the court and child-welfare authorities deal with the power dynamics of failing …
The Vancouver SunJustin Trudeau John Ivison: Will the real Justin Trudeau please speak upvancouversun.com - Jeff Beamish Rather than address concerns about his fitness for the job, Trudeau offers buzzwords and boiler-plate. It would be nice to hear from the man behind …
The Vancouver SunClimate Christine Boyle, Rebecca Bligh and Michael Wiebe: In Vancouver, climate action isn’t partisanvancouversun.com - Stephen Snelgrove Last January, when Vancouver became the first municipality in English-speaking Canada to declare a "climate emergency", the council vote was …
The Vancouver SunOpinion Vaughn Palmer: MLA well-liked by colleagues, but not by his leadersvancouversun.com - Stephen Snelgrove VICTORIA — When B.C. Liberal MLA Ralph Sultan entered provincial politics almost two decades ago, it was after a mix of careers that had not been …
The Vancouver SunIcon version of the Flipboard logoB.C. Liberal Party Vaughn Palmer: Second half of term proving more bumpy for the B.C. NDPvancouversun.com - Stephen Snelgrove VICTORIA — With two years to go before the next scheduled provincial election, the New Democrats have lately been hitting bigger bumps than they …
The Vancouver SunJustin Trudeau John Ivison: Will it be enough for Trudeau to convince voters he’s still the optimistic dreamer?vancouversun.com - John Ivison Updated: October 16, 2019 MONTREAL – In the course of an interview for my book on Justin Trudeau, Gerald Butts made a comment that crystallizes the Liberal leader’s challenge …
The Vancouver SunCanada Terry Glavin: Without immigrants and refugees, Canada's future is dismalvancouversun.com - Jeff Beamish Almost all of Canada’s population growth is due to immigration. Take these new arrivals out of the equation, and the modest rise in Canada’s …
The Vancouver SunOpinion Daphne Bramham: Why isn't the overdose crisis an election issue?vancouversun.com - Daphne Bramham If more than 12,800 Canadians had died in the past three years due to flu or gunshot wounds, causing life expectancy estimates to drop for the first …
The Vancouver SunLegal Aid Ian Mulgrew: Legal aid lawyers in B.C. get pay hikevancouversun.com - Ian Mulgrew B.C. Attorney-General David Eby has given legal aid lawyers a pay raise that will cost taxpayers an additional $20 million a year, but he says the …
The Vancouver SunOpinion Andrew Coyne: Give flawed Conservative platform its due — it is the closest to fiscal conservatismvancouversun.com - Joseph Ruttle However, if what you seek is a coherent vision of conservatism in the 21st century, you will have to look elsewhere Read More
The Vancouver SunOpinion John Ivison: Pipeline will complicate any discussion on a coalition with the NDPvancouversun.com - Joseph Ruttle Would Trudeau categorically deny that he would block the expansion of TMX in exchange for Singh’s support? Read More
The Vancouver SunIcon version of the Flipboard logoLegal Aid Ian Mulgrew: Legal aid lawyers get pay hikevancouversun.com - Ian Mulgrew B.C. Attorney-General David Eby has given legal aid lawyers a pay raise that will cost taxpayers an additional $20 million a year, but he says the …
The Vancouver SunJustin Trudeau John Ivison: Justin Trudeau, the great unifier, has one big regretvancouversun.com - Joseph Ruttle Elected to forge consensus and bridge divides, he has bequeathed a Canada of fresh regional and cultural estrangements Read More
The Vancouver SunOpinion Scott Lear: Should I eat red meat? Confusing studies diminish trust in nutrition sciencevancouversun.com - Stephen Snelgrove Another diet study, another controversy and the public is left wondering what to make of it. This time it’s a series of studies in the Annals of …
The Vancouver SunPrivacy Ari Indyk: Data security and privacy landscape continues to evolve for businessesvancouversun.com - Ari Indyk Updated: October 14, 2019 Last October, the federal government introduced several key amendments to the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA), …
The Vancouver SunAndrew Scheer Daphne Bramham: Why don't Canadians like Andrew Scheer?vancouversun.com - Daphne Bramham Meeting Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer, he seems like a good-natured, dimpled and smiling Every Man who might be good fun at a Saskatchewan …
The Vancouver SunCBC Brian Lilley: CBC lawsuit against Conservatives looks like move to protect Trudeau Liberalsvancouversun.com - Mike Raptis Read More
The Vancouver SunOpinion Cayley Burton: Burning the midnight fossil fuelsvancouversun.com - Stephen Snelgrove Recently, and somewhat unexpectedly, my partner and I booked a last-minute trip to Alberta from Vancouver, where we both live and attend …
The Vancouver SunOpinion Anna Wang: I witnessed Tiananmen Square and I’m proud of Hong Kongersvancouversun.com - Stephen Snelgrove In 1989, I was 23 and living in Beijing. I witnessed the Tiananmen Square protests from start to finish. The world tends to focus on the cause and …
The Vancouver SunOpinion Jackson Smith and Dillon Browne: Is your child addicted to screens? Here’s what you can do about itvancouversun.com - Stephen Snelgrove Luke’s parents gave him a cellphone last year for his 10th birthday. Since then, the amount of time he spends playing video games on-and-off his …
