2 h. ago Letters to The Sun: Harm reduction without recovery is a dead

Re: B.C. NDP still dodging tough questions even as it announces new limits on safer-supply drugs Since 2020, B.C. has been running what amounts to a province-wide experiment — giving out prescription opioids like hydromorphone under the banner of “safer supply.” The goal was to save lives, which we all support. But saving lives isn’t […]

Events

6 h. ago Public panel set to examine Queen's Park handling of school boards

Western education researchers hosting webinars probing local school governance amid provincial takeover of several Ontario school boards.

Society

50 h. ago Letters to The Sun: British Columbians are deeply conflicted about another pipeline from Alberta 

Re: New poll shows British Columbians favourable to idea of pipeline — sort of Thanks to Derrick Penner for reporting on the latest Angus Reid poll of 517 British Columbians (out of a population of 4.4 million adults) that purports to show that 53 per cent of us support a crude oil pipeline from Alberta […]

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7 d. ago Letters to The Sun: Politicians who present only pipeline benefits do electorate a disservice

Re: Two views on pipeline issues, Nov. 27 editorial page Thanks for publishing two views on the pipeline issue. John Rustad’s piece is single-minded political. Bruce Reid presents an experienced view that includes the unintended effects of a major spill. Many decades ago in my Grade 9 class, I learned, from basic physics and chemistry […]

Politics

9 d. ago Letters to The Vancouver Sun: Granville Street Bridge bike lanes weren't needed

Letters to The Vancouver Sun.

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9 d. ago Recent bills signal a 'drift towards authoritarianism,' says Barreau du Québec

Critics say the bills would weaken the ability of citizens and organizations to challenge laws that infringe on the rights of Quebecers

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2 w. ago Letters to The Sun: More support needed for those suffering from horrific, little

I wept when I read your excellent article about Brian Gillespie, who has PST (progressive supranuclear palsy). My husband has it too.

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2 w. ago Green Our Planet named winner of F1® Allwyn Global Community Award in Las Vegas

The final F1® Allwyn Global Community Award of the 2025 season presented to local sustainability education initiative  The €100,000 donation from Allwyn will be used to extend Green Our Planet’s ‘HydroConnect’ programme – which teaches students how to grow food while mastering STEM, nutrition, and sustainability through hydroponics LAS VEGAS, Nov. 20, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) […]

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2 w. ago Letters, Nov. 19, 2025: ‘Albertans need an education on supply and demand’

Oil business reality (Re: ‘Oil’s not well,’ Letters to the Editor, Calgary Sun, Friday, Nov. 14.) The letter-writer, as well as most Albertans, seem to be unaware of the fact that OPEC, including the UAE, produces much less oil than it can — something in the order of 5 million barrels a day. Maybe Ms. […]

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2 w. ago Letters to The Sun: Preserving affordable, local education in B.C.'s smaller cities is critical

Re: The slow unravelling of higher education in B.C. has begun Trevor McFadyen made several key points. One was student access to post-secondary education outside Metro Vancouver, and another was the vital role played by college campuses across the province. If you live in Terrace, Cranbrook, Port Alberni, Kamloops, Vernon or dozens of other smaller […]

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4 w. ago Letters to The Vancouver Sun: City council and park board can work together

Nov. 8 letters to The Vancouver Sun.

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4 w. ago The LFP Podcast, ep. 221: How AI is changing education in London

Rachel Gilbert spoke with Ryan Goodison about how the growing use of artificial intelligence is expanding into classrooms.

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