Opinion

Grads heading into next stage of life

Many choices to be made about further education, employment and other goals

COLUMN: Clearcutting B.C.’s last old-growth leaves all of us poorer, forever

Jens Wieting of Sierra Club BC responds to columns by Tom Fletcher and David Elstone

  • Jun 24, 2019

OPINION: Wading through the PR tsunami post-pipeline approval

Those who hate the pipeline, hate Trudeau’s decision – those who hate Trudeau, still hate him

Crofton Road upgrades begin this fall: Routley

Upgrading Crofton Road has been one of my top priorities as MLA for Nanaimo-North Cowichan

  • Jun 19, 2019

Participation the key in community

Courier publisher shares some of her ideals to Chemainus business leaders

Curator keeps murals in tip-top shape

MacDonald tasked with making sure Chemainus’ attractions always look good for the public

  • Jun 21, 2019
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Trying to get the dirt on particulate matter

Film deposits noticeable around Chemainus year-round

B.C. VIEWS: When farmland protection doesn’t protect farmers

Secondary residences aren’t mansions, families tell Lana Popham

LETTER: British Columbia’s forest industry crisis being made worse

Andrew Wilkinson warns of regulatory overload by John Horgan’s NDP

  • Jun 15, 2019

News value not what it used to be

Animal sightings, videos of people doing stupid things prominent

A Compassionate Society must precede A Just Society

Do I have a subtle or an overt addiction?

  • Jun 13, 2019

This is our generation’s opportunity to create an industry for B.C.: LNG Alliance

CEO says much of the work has already been awarded to First Nations

  • Jun 13, 2019

COLUMN: From obesity to allergies, outdoor play is the best medicine for children

What is this fix-all simple solution? Playing outside.

B.C. VIEWS: Urban environmental ‘emergency’ routine wearing thin

Forests, killer whales stubbornly defy predictions they are dying

Distinction between High Tea and Afternoon Tea

It’s more to do with what’s served than it is about social classes

  • Jun 7, 2019

Tips for staying on track in the summer months

Hydration, meal prep and a workout plan important factors

  • Jun 7, 2019

GUEST COLUMN: B.C. has the most sustainably managed forests in the world

David Elstone of the Truck Loggers Association responds to Sierra Club’s latest protest

  • Jun 6, 2019

Proclamations not necessary

What you do for one, you’ve got to do for all and it’s actually rather meaningless

B.C. Building Trades, not taxpayers, financed my Red Seal training

Union representative responds to Tom Fletcher’s column

  • Jun 5, 2019

B.C. VIEWS: NDP’s construction rebuild showing some big cracks

Highway cost overruns have just begun under U.S. union deal