Columnists

Labour groups claim paid donations to supply plasma-derived drugs are a health hazard, but BC already uses them from the U.S.

During the open line show on CBC radio Feb. 27 most of the people phoning in were against the export of raw logs.

A couple of weeks back Wilfred (Moore) Anderson passed on to the free and fair range in the sky.

Justin Trudeau’s approval of the sale of Retirement Concepts to a humongous Chinese Insurance firm wasn’t greeted with universal delight.

Premier Christy Clark and Finance Minister Mike de Jong said MSP premiums send an important signal. Not any more

I have long been a passionate advocate for tourism in our region.

Robots are taking over some jobs now and it’s expected that 20 years from now, 40 per cent of the work force will be robots.

Spring is just around the corner in the Cariboo-Chilcotin — and it’s being ushered in by its customary telltale signs.

Could some version of the harmonized sales tax return to B.C.? If Christy Clark is re-elected, it's possible

Recent press releases indicate Canadian forest industry and government representatives are planning a campaign blitz in the U.S.