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Kris Sims: The government rammed the legislation through last week, without proper debate, while the province is reeling from devastating flooding and broken infrastructure.

Roslyn Kunin: It's not easy to do business in Canada. Governments need to minimize restrictions, regulations, red tape, and time delays.

Russell Hixson: Not only did the floods cause delays in supply chains, but hit the gas pedal on issues that were already starting to impact truckers.

In Part Five of The Orca’s exclusive series on BC’s ports, Frank Peebles heads to the Harbour City, and the Port of Nanaimo.

Mark Milke: Want safer highways in BC? Try building a few more tunnels.

Kris Sims: When BC first launched the carbon tax, it was promised to be revenue neutral, stop at $30 per tonne, and would reduce emissions. Today, none of those things are true.

Jock Finlayson and Ken Peacock look at the numbers, nuts, and bolts of paid sick leave, how it will affect employers, and how its fits alongside existing programs.

In Part Four of The Orca’s exclusive series on BC’s ports, Frank Peebles looks at who calls the shots – and whether the system is working as intended.

Supply chains in Western Canada have always been vulnerable - and thanks to the floods, that’s not going to change anytime soon, says Sylvain Charlebois.

Russell Hixson: Even a 30-year veteran of road repair has never seen anything like the storm and floods of 2021.