Westcoast Views with Laila Yuile
Politics & Life in British Columbia
It was 2012 and Harper was still in power when a small story that slipped by most media outlets caught my attention. It was around the time I was researching the China file and May had caught a second treaty tabled the same day as the contentious Canada China FIPA, that held serious implications forContinue reading ” The road to power is paved with hypocrisy and casualties…” ~ Frank Underwood, House of Cards or Why the Greens are set to lose my vote
He was driving quietly, some might say he appeared to be a bit reticent but I’m always curious about people and their stories so I tossed it out there to see if I could start a conversation. “It’s kind of chilly today, where did that sun go?” ” Oh, I know! Oh, it was soContinue reading When an expression says more than words ever can
The Grove in Newton is one of those places that for many years, was nothing more than a place you had to pass through to get to somewhere else. To get to the bus loop from the library or Newton Rec Centre, you went through ‘the grove’. To get to Safeway from the bus loop,Continue reading What community is all about.
Westcoast Views with Laila Yuile 