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Editorial: Cash for access goes too far

Shelling out money for dinner with politicians is a tried-and-true way of getting your message into powerful ears. But getting the ear of professional public servants at an invitation-only banquet is wrong.

Editorial: sa国际传媒 Liberals face new reality

Now that Christy Clark has resigned and her party no longer governs, the sa国际传媒 Liberals have some hard thinking to do. Their governing philosophy was dictated, in large part, by the situation that existed when they came to power 16 years ago.
Editorial: Dream big on Games plan

Editorial: Dream big on Games plan

People who dream big are the people who make things happen. David Black and the other organizers of Victoria鈥檚 Commonwealth Games bid are that kind of people.

Editorial: Get tougher on drunk driving

The federal government wants to get tougher on drunk drivers, and sa国际传媒 should support the push because this province was a leader in cracking down.

Editorial: NDP must show plans for jobs

The NDP government is living up to its campaign promise to use 鈥渆very tool in the toolbox鈥 to stop the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

From 1867: Will Jonathan buy our colony?

In this 150th anniversary of the creation of sa国际传媒, we are looking back at editorials published in our predecessor newspaper in 1867. This week, the editors worried again the Great Britain might sell the colony of British Columbia to the Americans.

Editorial: Tobacco lawsuit still drags on

Next year marks a landmark of sorts. When 2018 arrives, it will be two decades since sa国际传媒 launched a lawsuit against the tobacco industry. Yet, unbelievably, the case is still going on.

Editorial: Human rights back on agenda

sa国际传媒 will once more have a human-rights commission, 16 years after the former government eliminated the old one. The NDP government says that next year, the province will no longer be the only one in sa国际传媒 without a human-rights commission.

Editorial: Thoughtless act spoiled festival

One person鈥檚 thoughtless act can undo the work of many dedicated people. It was such negligence that wrecked this year鈥檚 Gorge Swim Fest.

Editorial: Memo to NDP: facts matter

Premier John Horgan has wisely apologized to Gordon Wilson, the LNG advocate fired last week for, it seems, no good reason other than his preference for the sa国际传媒 Liberals.