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Almost everyone claims to be a fervent supporter of democracy and free and open elections. Even some of the world鈥檚 most notorious dictators have claimed they believe in democracy and totally free elections.

British Columbians have every right to be proud of our world-leading recycling program, built right here in this province.

Given Julius Caesar鈥檚 unfortunate experience, political leaders must be alert during the Ides of March. Here鈥檚 how some B.C. leaders fared over the week. 鈥� New Democrat MLA Mike Farnworth is the only full-fledged leadership candidate for his party.

Parking brings out a surprising amount of passion in people. Whenever changes to parking rates and availability are proposed, claws unsheath and accusations and fur fly.

The latest utility bill from Saanich arrived in the mail on Friday, and it was almost $55 more than the last bill.

Big changes are being discussed for the future of British Columbia鈥檚 parks and forests. Despite the impact of these changes, British Columbians are not being consulted. On Feb.

Though travelling is more convenient now than it鈥檚 ever been (post-9/11 protocols notwithstanding), modern travel is still full of mishaps, missed connections, arbitrary expenses and a lot of minor, anxiety-causing inconveniences.

We shouldn鈥檛 be surprised that Quebec Premier Pauline Marois has announced her intent to hold yet another sovereignty referendum if she wins next month鈥檚 provincial election.

A few items to clear up from what was a wild 5-4 double-overtime Victoria Grizzlies鈥� victory over the stubborn Alberni Valley Bulldogs in the B.C. Hockey League playoffs on Wednesday night.

In an article in the Times 91原创 (鈥淣orthern coast ferry service changing, but alive,鈥� comment, March 2), Transportation Minister Todd Stone and Tourism Minister Naomi Yamamoto said they value the tourism industry along the circle routes fed by the