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Opinion: Support Canadian, lead by example

Opinion: Support Canadian, lead by example

'The businesses here on the Sunshine Coast survive against a host of competitors from south of the border. Most noteworthy are the American companies that were represented by their CEOs at the inauguration, right behind the president. Yes, you all saw them there, leaning into the new president’s agenda: Amazon, Google, Meta (Facebook and Instagram), X (formerly Twitter) to name a few. These are the richest companies in the world and they are all American.'
Kirk LaPointe: B.C. risks losing billions with Columbia River Treaty left in limbo

Kirk LaPointe: B.C. risks losing billions with Columbia River Treaty left in limbo

A long-overdue treaty update is stalled, leaving province vulnerable to political and economic risks
Adrian Raeside cartoon: Making excuses with the help of tariffs

Adrian Raeside cartoon: Making excuses with the help of tariffs

Rob Shaw: FOI system a money-wasting pit of secrecy under BC NDP

Rob Shaw: FOI system a money-wasting pit of secrecy under BC NDP

Province finds insidious way to jack up cost of transparency to British Columbians
Letters: Address Ti’ta Way crosswalk

Letters: Address Ti’ta Way crosswalk

'Currently, folks who require walking aids and wheelchairs are having to maneuver around a silty slippery puddle by going off the side of the curb. For many, this puts them at increased risk of falling.'
Letters: Artificial turf is no green alternative

Letters: Artificial turf is no green alternative

'Artificial turf is a petroleum-based product. It off-gasses, breaks down into bits, and has a life span of 15 to 20 years, after which it is landfill. It is not recyclable. As well, it essentially puts a plastic coating on our soil aerators ie. bugs, worms, and prevents our birds from foraging.'
Adrian Raeside cartoon: Our friends in the south

Adrian Raeside cartoon: Our friends in the south

Mario Canseco: Canada pricklier about distracted driving than U.S., survey reveals

Mario Canseco: Canada pricklier about distracted driving than U.S., survey reveals

Littering and dog waste also top the list of offences that drive Canadians crazy
Mario Canseco: Trump tariffs spark Canadian backlash—and a shift in political winds

Mario Canseco: Trump tariffs spark Canadian backlash—and a shift in political winds

Polling shows strong Trudeau performance, while Poilievre struggles to define his stance amid rising economic tensions
Rob Shaw: Trump tariffs force BC NDP into uncomfortable choices

Rob Shaw: Trump tariffs force BC NDP into uncomfortable choices

Government turning to mining, LNG to counter American’s economic blow