Kamala Harris deserved to lose the U.S. presidential election
An uninspiring campaign and appeals to bipartisanism led to a result and president the country truly deserves
Opinion
After a fierce election, the BC NDP will go moderate
Stopped projects and economic concerns will turn the provincial NDP liberal just as federal Liberals turn conservative
Running scared: Why women’s safety requires more than just awareness
While running should be a source of freedom, many women find themselves navigating fear and risk with every step
What it means for B.C. to have the lowest fertility rates in Canada
Measures like parental leave, child-care assistance, and more may help encourage higher fertility rates
Trudeau resigning could save the Liberals, but not the government
Polling and demands suggest Trudeau should step aside, but there is little the Liberals can do
Canada’s new pharmacare law is a step towards accessible health care
The federal government passed the Pharmacare Act, which covers the cost of contraception and diabetes drugs
At-home testing is an essential step forward for accessible health care
In an age of doctor shortages and long wait times, self-testing for diseases can help catch health issues early on
Cineplex’s $38.9 million fine for ‘drip pricing’ is a justified punishment
Charging customers hidden fees is a deceptive marketing practice and hinders consumer trust
My predictions for the Canucks’ 2024-25 season
Expect more adversity and a drop in success compared to the last season
Lunchbox shaming in elementary schools needs to end
This form of discrimination at a developmental age can be detrimental to children's self-esteem
Access to menstrual hygiene products is a basic human right
Governments should ensure there is equitable access to sanitary products for cisgender women who menstruate
Celebrities need to take a step back from political endorsements
Celebrities need to take a step back from political endorsements
Involuntary treatment: A misguided approach to addiction and mental health
With an election soon approaching, the Eby government's proposal raises concerns about its political motivations
Free rides, hidden costs: Why free transit services in B.C. may not be the best route
The BC Greens want to make transit free for everyone, but the well-intentioned approach raises concerns about service quality
B.C.’s cellphone ban deserves no extra credit beyond the classroom
The new school policy makes sense during class time but goes too far when applied beyond that