Commentary

Mark Goodman and Cynthia Jagger field questions on the outlook for multi-family rental properties in Metro Vancouver

Gwyn Morgan: BC has done a tremendous job flattening the curve. The problem is the measures we’ve collectively taken aren’t sustainable. Here’s why.

It's not easy to discuss, but we shouldn’t shy away from it or we’ll never stop wounds from being inflicted.

Jody Vance: There’s a big difference between pro-cycling and kneejerk hostility to cars. The decision to shut off vehicle access to Stanley Park is the latter.

Hubs, tunnels, and board games - oh, my!

Roslyn Kunin: Pandemic relief was necessary, but moving forward, governments should transition towards investing in 'social infrastructure.' It would bring better returns in productivity, employment, and tax dollars in the future.

Gaby Wickstrom: mayors and councillors of smaller centres face a double bind: they don’t make enough to make a living, but often can’t work on the side.

Food-related businesses must adjust to COVID-19 but some may cut corners. Consumers need to be more vigilant than ever.

Dene Moore: Racism and prejudice aren’t just a US or big city problem. It’s everywhere, and it’s long past time to address it.

Gaming revenue is the lifeblood of community groups across BC. So why are gaming establishments last on the priority list to re-open?