Editorials

Our personal information has become open access. And electronic security is a cat-and-mouse game, a cycle that never ends

Greyhound bus is threatening to pull out of northern British Columbia and many smaller communities across the province, unless it gets a subsidy from the public purse. We think the best answer to their threat is to establish a publicly owned and operated highway bus network across B.C. A public bus company to connect communities is an old idea whose time has come again.

Sportsmanship is also a skill that needs practice after Lias Andersson threw his silver medal into the crowd

My favourite thing about the holiday season is to spend time with family and friends and to take time off to celebrate.

Well, all you women out there, it is that time of year when women go mental about Christmas.

VICTORIA - The illicit drug overdose crisis has taken over 2,000 lives in British Columbia since January 2016, and the province is likely to surpass the 1,500 mark for deaths in 2017 alone. Too many valued lives are being lost, and that’s why the BC Coroners Service is working collaboratively with a number of partners across the province and the country to find meaningful ways to reduce the tragic number of deaths in our communities. Recent media coverage has indicated that a B.C.

Legalize and tax marijuana and the budget will balance itself. Marijuana advocates from stoners to recreational users to the prime minister have tried to convince us of this for years. But they’re all wrong. It makes some sense that a product so commonly used should be regulated rather than criminalized, sending its newly-enabled taxation revenues to the public coffers.

By Fraser-Nicola MLA Jackie Tegart

The weekly editorial for the 100 Mile Free Press

Making the lyrics more inclusive does not reject tradition, but respects it