Business

On cruise ships, the NDP government denied any vulnerability to icebergs, next that there was no iceberg, and then that it was but a small blip of an iceberg. Now, it’s taking on water.

Roslyn Kunin: Available workers are rarer than openings now. Smart business people will start making adjustments right away.

Recognizes that manufacturing - including farmers - are the anchor to the entire food supply chain.

Mark Milke: Corporations and their staff cannot know everything, and should avoid banning free expression and robust debates.

Jock Finlayson: "The economic damage done by the pandemic lies in the future, not just the painful recent past."

Before COVID-19, many Canadians felt uneasy about self-checkout counters at grocery stores. The pandemic is apparently changing that.

Dive in, the water's fine.

Rob Shaw: Many of the old-growth trees felled on Vancouver Island have been made into acoustic guitars.

Demand for EVs is only going to increase, say analysts.

Dene Moore: The Fairy Creek protests have many recalling the ‘War in the Woods’ of the ‘90s. Hopefully this time it won’t take as long to find a solution.