I’ve always had a passion for letters to the editor. Readers’ letters provide a mini-readership survey, letting us know what’s on the minds of those for whom we publish this … Continued
The Canadian Medical Association, long out of touch with its members, now seems to be further removed from reality. Attending a meeting of the World Medical Association in Iceland, the … Continued
Is housing a pro-life issue? Kathleen Higgins thinks it can be. The Immaculate Conception, Delta, parishioner and her husband John raised seven children in their North Delta rancher, and with … Continued
The push-back against the “sexual orientation and gender identity” (SOGI) curriculum rolling through B.C. schools is mounting just in time for school board elections Oct. 20. Some school trustee candidates … Continued
Self-centredness being what it is, I often get so focused on my difficulties that I overlook the graces abounding around me. Thanksgiving is a good opportunity to take an appreciative … Continued
Last time I wrote about feeling overwhelmed by the clerical abuse scandal, I got called out for it. Rightly. The column headline was “I feel the same way you do.” … Continued
Revelations and accusations of clerical abuse and cover-ups continue, but for some reason I find myself drawn less to the forensic aspects of the scandal and more toward spiritual responses. … Continued
Since the news came out about the Pennsylvania abuse crisis, I’ve struggled with how, or whether, to write about the whole tragedy, from its U.S. roots, to its local implications. … Continued
When U.S. President Donald Trump announced he would name a new pro-life justice for the Supreme Court, critics called it the launch of a new “War Against Women.” One columnist … Continued
After experiencing some disappointment, it’s always good to allow a little time for context to sink in. Last week, thanks to our 24-hour news environment, we were wringing our hands … Continued