Opinion

What's your experience like with BC Ferries? One letter writer believes it should partner with other transit authorities to mitigate capacity conundrums.

Editor: As an immigrant who has lived in Canada for the past seven years, I would like to point out that it appears to my “immigrant eye” that burn out is a problem that might also stem from the values of Canadian society itself.

The system has grown so convoluted and overstretched that it literally cannot be managed.

Each time I write about residential schools, my inbox fills with messages from conspiracy theorists, history deniers and people saying enough is enough

It will be up to teachers to explain that the proficiency scale takes into account the fact that learning occurs in different ways for each learner and doesn’t always follow a nice, predictable linear pathway

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In the 1980s there was high-level political contention that there were too many physicians practising in the province.

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'Many regions of B.C. with smaller populations already have their own colleges. Why should this region be divided between two satellite campuses, each operated as tertiary concerns by universities across the water?'