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Letters: Sechelt councillors respond to mayor's social media post, stand by audit commitment

Letters: Sechelt councillors respond to mayor's social media post, stand by audit commitment

'Vague public statements suggesting undisclosed or external problems risk misleading the public,' say five of Sechelt's seven council members.
Letters: Sovereign questions

Letters: Sovereign questions

'Why does Canada have a foreigner for a King? Why do images of English royalty appear on Canadian currency?'
Letters: We want a credit union, not a bank

Letters: We want a credit union, not a bank

'The merger would force a change in SCCU’s deposit insurance. Currently, all SCCU deposits are 100 percent insured by the Credit Union Deposit Insurance Corporation of British Columbia. If the merger occurs, the insurer would change to the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation.'
Rob Shaw: BC NDP forces through Bill 15, burning bridges along the way

Rob Shaw: BC NDP forces through Bill 15, burning bridges along the way

After gutting relationships with First Nations and municipalities, the party is left celebrating a costly win that may haunt it for years
May 30 Coast Reporter delivery delayed

May 30 Coast Reporter delivery delayed

Unfortunately, delivery of the May 30 print edition of Coast Reporter is delayed.
Letters: Beyond the bumper sticker

Letters: Beyond the bumper sticker

'Actually, Carney’s campaign was fundamentally based on fear of Trump, fear of the U.S. It was Crisis. Crisis. Crisis. Existential Crisis!'
Mario Canseco: Support for private health care growing fastest among young Canadians

Mario Canseco: Support for private health care growing fastest among young Canadians

Research Co. polling reveals half of adults under 35 say the system would work better if privately run, a warning sign for governments hoping to preserve the public model
Opinion: Want an advanced AI assistant? Prepare for them to be all up in your business

Opinion: Want an advanced AI assistant? Prepare for them to be all up in your business

Concerns about privacy, consent and memory raised by artificial intelligence will become more urgent as more advanced models enter the market.
Kirk LaPointe: B.C. is drowning in debt and no one’s throwing a rope

Kirk LaPointe: B.C. is drowning in debt and no one’s throwing a rope

Behind the G7 growth talk is a story of household strain, lender complacency, and economic fragility
Rob Shaw: NDP digs into BC Liberal playbook for 'phantom savings' budget

Rob Shaw: NDP digs into BC Liberal playbook for 'phantom savings' budget

Finance Minister Brenda Bailey borrows from 2009-era accounting tactics to patch holes in a $10.9B deficit