The Take

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Bigger Isn't Always Better

Bigger Isn't Always Better

People's expectations have to change, city planners need to be bold, and the construction industry should lead with innovation

Power Struggle Over Ferries

Power Struggle Over Ferries

Bill 7 could mean no more service reductions and lay-offs. But if it's setting the stage for another Fast Cat fiasco, we've got problems

Who Will Replace John Horgan?

Who Will Replace John Horgan?

Last spring, before Premier John Horgan took time off for cancer, NDP insiders started whispering that he wouldn’t run again

No More Freeloaders

No More Freeloaders

The BC government is starting to talk the talk on watershed protection and restoration

And Now We Have Kevin

And Now We Have Kevin

After an unruly campaign full of allegations of dirty tricks, the BC Liberals elected Kevin Falcon on the 5th ballot

Another Take On Dr. Henry

Another Take On Dr. Henry

She needs to use her powers to mandate better masks, testing, contact tracing and ventilation

Joyce Murray smiling on a cloudy day. Her hair is grey and she is wearing a small red scarf around her neck.

Jordan Out, Murray In

The fish farming industry is dreaming if it thinks Minister Murray will be any friendlier to floating fish factories

The Premier That Cried Wolf

The Premier That Cried Wolf

Kenney’s Public Inquiry is a political witch hunt that violates basic legal safeguards, finds no wrongdoing, but supports dangerous conspiracy theories

It's Not That Hard, Mr. Trudeau

It's Not That Hard, Mr. Trudeau

Countries, including Canada, don’t like to acknowledge their buried history, so here's an ten-step guide to help Mr Trudeau investigate our grim residential…

When Is Someone Going to Jail?

When Is Someone Going to Jail?

We're waiting for a politician to come out and pledge that they will ensure that the people responsible – wherever they are – will be tracked down and…

Seaweed growing on bottom of sea

On the Brink of a Seaweed Boom

Seaweed farming might be an alternative for coastal communities as feds phase out controversial open-net salmon feedlots