Since the Lidstone Report was paid for using taxpayer dollars, it is therefore owned by the taxpayer, is it not?

Concerns over smart meters all boil down to one simple fact. The government pushed the idea through without proper consultation, and has continued to stick with the proposal despite a change in leadership and a new minister of energy.

It’s good to see Premier Christy Clark shuffle the deck this week in cabinet — and not just because our own MLA, Ron Cantelon got some of the legislative lolly.

At the stop, Minister Nicholson promised that this is only the beginning and that more crime legislation can be expected throughout the Conservative government’s term in office.

Premier Christy Clark's " to B.C. Jobs Plan" took some hits as she was finishing her week-long publicity tour to roll it out. But the serious damage wasn’t from her political opponents on the left and right.

It’s not about the little boy at all — it’s all about promoting herself and her propaganda, using little Cole as her pawn. This is political poison at its worst.

True Canadians should have the humility and insight to admit that part of our heritage is due to a friendly neighbour.

Canadians should rejoice that a lowlife criminal monster, Clifford Olson, is reportedly days away from kicking the bucket with terminal cancer. I have no compassion for this demented animal.

Importing electricity generated by burning fossil fuels to power electric cars is like taking one step forward and two steps back.

It is so enlightening to read perceptive opinions contained in both The Times’ editorials and some of the letters.