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Letters Oct. 18: In search of tax relief; in praise of minority governments

Letters Oct. 18: In search of tax relief; in praise of minority governments

Editorial: Stark contrasts between the two main parties

Editorial: Stark contrasts between the two main parties

B.C. provincial election鈥檚 final voting day is Saturday, Oct. 19.
Comment: Vote for what is best for the province's future

Comment: Vote for what is best for the province's future

Historically, B.C. has always had a more polarized political system than anywhere else in Canada.
Letters Oct. 17: Wanting to vote 'none of the above' and other thoughts on the election

Letters Oct. 17: Wanting to vote 'none of the above' and other thoughts on the election

Comment: Just what is the hidden NDP agenda on Indigenous reconciliation?

Comment: Just what is the hidden NDP agenda on Indigenous reconciliation?

I believe any government approach to reconciliation must be crystal clear to voters.
Les Leyne: Campaign sidelights that need more attention

Les Leyne: Campaign sidelights that need more attention

Here鈥檚 an assortment of ideas that haven鈥檛 gotten the attention they deserve in the B.C. provincial election.
Les Leyne: 'Austerity' ahead, but parties plunge forward with spending plans

Les Leyne: 'Austerity' ahead, but parties plunge forward with spending plans

Two business economists say taxpayers are facing a period of austerity in the near future no matter who wins this Saturday
Letters Oct. 16: Hazards on our roads; from surplus to deficit; quake-proofing

Letters Oct. 16: Hazards on our roads; from surplus to deficit; quake-proofing

Comment: David Eby has my respect and confidence

Comment: David Eby has my respect and confidence

He is prepared to take on big issues and make tough decisions
Comment: Choose a government that collaborates for real change, not more division and empty promises

Comment: Choose a government that collaborates for real change, not more division and empty promises

B.C. had a glimpse of a functioning, less polarized legislature from 2017 to 2020, when the B.C. Greens held the balance of power in a minority.