From a racist politician to a candidate mired in an email scandal, this American election has turned sour in the worst way imaginable.
If people want to refer to their pets as their children, go right ahead. Who's it harming anyways?
A racist tirade caught on video illustrates a stubborn streak of ignorance, where many people don't know what 'Indian' actually means
The Justin Trudeau government is keeping Stephen Harper's restrictions on health care funding, and pushing home care. It's the right move
Readers from Bella Bella to Victoria respond to Tom Fletcher's column on reaction to the sinking of a tugboat on B.C.'s Central Coast
Affordable housing is a growing concern across the country but it's also evident here in the Columbia Valley.
Ban on tankers extended to fuel barges would create new ghost towns along the remote B.C. coast
The Columbia Valley volunteer firefighters deserve every bit of recognition they get for putting their lives on the line.
Now environmentalists want UN investigation of Peace River dam, based on claims rejected in federal-provincial assessment
The school district has recently released a draft version of its new Long Term Facility Plan to the public.
Premier Christy Clark and minister Peter Fassbender turn their attention to CUPE contracts, police wages and city hall executive pay
Stunts and waste by Victoria councillors obscure a more serious matter, the influence of CUPE on municipal bargaining
It's a great feeling being back on the ice in a Canadian hockey rink. I'm happy to say this one is in the Invermere Hockey League.
Liberals' expansion of Canada Pension Plan is modest, but it comes at a price and discourages individual responsibility
Quarterback Colin Kaepernick recently took a knee during the US national anthem but it's important for more than the USA.
Premier Christy Clark will likely make poverty and housing an election issue, but her government's approach is flawed
Richard Rosenthal, who ends his term as the head of the Independent Investigations Office next week, has this message for government.
It's an epidemic of 'mental health and addictions,' says housing minister Rich Coleman, not just bad behaviour in a welfare state
Premier Christy Clark isn't going into next year's election with a promise to jack up Canada's only significant carbon tax
Premier Christy Clark has pulled out the duct tape to fix up rural schools, school buses and the minimum wage
