This weeks column for 24Hrs Vancouver: “No free pass for Dix,even if Liberals need turfing.”

In this weeks column, Kathryn and I tackle the question : Does B.C. need a change in leadership? This column, was the catalyst for yesterday’s post here, because the closer I was to reaching my column word length, the more I realized there was so much more to be said.  I have a confession. Even thoughContinue reading This weeks column for 24Hrs Vancouver: “No free pass for Dix,even if Liberals need turfing.”

This weeks column for 24Hrs Vancouver: “Spending money on day care better than on ads”

Columnists Laila Yuile and Kathryn Marshall battle over the issues of the day. Winner of the last duel on the provincial deficit was Kathryn Marshall with 55%. This week’s topic: Should B.C. bring in $10-per-day child care? While Kathryn makes a good point about the issues Quebec’s day-care program is dealing with, B.C. advocates have learnedContinue reading This weeks column for 24Hrs Vancouver: “Spending money on day care better than on ads”

This weeks column for 24Hrs Vancouver: Shortsighted approach will hurt Yahoo… and all of society.

Columnists Laila Yuile and Kathryn Marshall battle over the issues of the day. Winner of the last duel on sex education was Laila Yuile with 53%. This week’s topic: Is banning work from home the right move? Marissa Mayer’s decision to ban all employees from working at home is not only shortsighted, it’s potentially damaging to Yahoo inContinue reading This weeks column for 24Hrs Vancouver: Shortsighted approach will hurt Yahoo… and all of society.

This week’s column for 24Hrs Vancouver: Cutting services to most vulnerable a typical Liberal tactic

Winner of the last duel on the value of the Canadian Senate was Laila Yuile with 64%. This week’s topic: Is the recent B.C. budget really a Liberal budget — or an NDP-style one? Premier Christy Clark — who still hasn’t been elected to that title by voters — may have taken a couple ofContinue reading This week’s column for 24Hrs Vancouver: Cutting services to most vulnerable a typical Liberal tactic