Opinion

Our new premier is wasting no time making her mark on the province.

B.C. Ferries appears to be getting richer, while the travelling public - its valued customers - is just getting poorer. The frustration and anger continue to mount as the public learns of B.C. Ferries' decision to keep more than $1.

We all need help at one time or another. Life is rarely easy and we all face various challenges at different times in our lives, some personal, some circumstantial. Some, sadly, happen through no fault of one's own.

One leadership race down, one to go. Christy Clark was chosen Liberal leader and premier-designate last Saturday night after a close third ballot result.

Believe it or not, there are parts of the world that have actually been celebrating International Women's Day for 100 years this March.

As I stare out my office window this week, I can't help but feel a tad jealous of my friends and family in Alberta and Saskatchewan who had the day off on Monday. In those provinces, Monday was a stat holiday, but not so in beautiful B.C. In fact, B.

All eyes will be on Parliament Hill over the next month as Prime Minister Stephen Harper and New Democrat leader Jack Layton begin a game of let's make a deal to see if a spring election is in the cards.

Moving to a new place is always an experience, but making the decision to move to the Sunshine Coast was an easy one.

It all started when two Nova Scotia high-school students took a stand against bullying. David Shepherd and Travis Price saw a Grade 9 boy at their school being bullied and harassed.

The new session of Parliament is not even two weeks old, and already the party attack ads are in full swing.