Commentary

Celebrating the best and the best of the worst in B.C.’s Question Period - for Feb. 18 to March 5, 2020.

All quiet on the legislature steps, coronavirus and commission politics, and best wishes to the Finance Minister.

Jody Vance: British Columbia is handling COVID-19 better than most, mostly thanks to our Provincial Health Officer.

The global COVID-19 crisis sounds a lot like one of Daniel Kalla’s medical thrillers. If only.

Chris Gardner: A one-trick pony approach won't cut it; we can't, and won't, tax our way to affordable housing.

Suzanne Anton: The Supreme Court’s Delgamuukw decision is now very often cited – but not quite as often understood.

Kris Sims: Rife with contradictions, and almost certainly ineffective at reducing consumption, BC’s sugar tax will leave a bitter taste.

Mike Robinson: Building a step-by-step and community-by-community process to develop a plan for a project - that still never happened.

Dene Moore: International Women’s Day looks a little different in the Cariboo – but it’s just as important.

Jordan Bateman: Time for Canadian energy backers to quit being so bloody polite.