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The $20 assessment of the air-traffic-control tower at Victoria International Airport is a narrow interpretation of the law that borders on the ridiculous. The sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½

Today is Remembrance Day, the apex of the season in which we think about war and what it cost. It is not a time to glorify war, but to honour those who went to war in pursuit of peace. There is nothing honourable about war.

Difficult times lie ahead for our health-care system. Every province but one is either planning to reduce health funding or has already done so. (Nova Scotia is the exception.

The memories of two young soldiers are being sullied by a bureaucratic mistake that could easily be corrected. Pvt. Peter R. McMillan, 22, and Pvt. Richard L.

It’s no secret that life is hard for the homeless. Now a report indicates that life for the homeless is also short.

The need for a federal bill cracking down on forced marriages and polygamy is questionable. The label applied to the bill is downright offensive and xenophobic.

In pondering ways to cut costs, sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ Ferries floated some suggestions, including closing the Departure Bay terminal in Nanaimo and routing all traffic from Nanaimo through the Duke Point terminal to Tsawwassen, cutting the link to Horseshoe Bay.

The sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ government is on the right track with its determination to ensure Uber drivers are properly licensed and regulated, but it should not use regulations to block a service if there is a demand for it.

The unfolding Jian Ghomeshi scandal has raised the question: Why are his alleged victims only now speaking up? But it’s no mystery.

The murders of Cpl. Nathan Cirillo and Warrant Officer Patrice Vincent shocked us all. Such merciless brutality has no place in a liberal, tolerant society. Yet this is not the first such happening, and sadly, it might not be the last.