Commentary

Rex Murphy: Set aside Greta Thunberg, who should not be judged as an adult. But when many of her supporters say they want to dismantle the underpinnings of the modern world, we should take them at their word.

Construction is the province’s economic backbone – but needs the right policy framework.

Bob Price’s three-part series of interviews with the heads of B.C.’s Interior universities concludes with TRU’s Dr. Brett Fairbairn.

Mark Milke: The only way to claim public insurance is cheaper than private insurance is to ignore what people actually pay elsewhere. For almost 50 years, that’s exactly what has happened.

Major scandals, offensive remarks, daily mud-slinging and policy proposals with big, shiny and wildly improbable numbers.

Flu season sucks. Even more so, because it’s mostly avoidable.

The Orca turns 1, which means the best goody bag of all: the (early) return of #BCPOLI Hotstove. Of all the political podcasts in BC, this is among them.

At UBCM, John Horgan not only passed up an opportunity to reset tense relations with rural BC, but might have made it worse.

One year ago today, we took the plunge.

Jordan Bateman: By now, the Massey Tunnel replacement project would have been half completed. Instead, there’s no end in sight to gridlock across – and under – the Fraser River.