Bobbies, Mounties, Gumshoes and Paddies – You Don’t Say Vol. 68
by Ray Hudson
Wandering through the offerings of late night of retro television I found a few police gems from fifty and sixty years ago. ...
Even Canadian Politicians Say The Darndest Things – You Don’t Say...
by Ray Hudson
We’re in an election campaign that will run until October 19. Many will have run out of patience with the rhetoric that...
Opening the doors to digital literacy
Vancouver: If you are a job seeker with an understanding of coding - even the basics - you’ve got a competitive edge that employers...
Killing the love: blinded by rage and revenge
Almost every day we hear about a gruesome murder of an adult or child by their own loved one. So the question that pops...
Cold Season: Nothing to sneeze at! – by Ray Hudson
You Don’t Say: Volume 56
On the whole, I’m in pretty good shape for the shape I’m in, but every couple of years a virus...
Elder abuse and neglect – challenge for families, government and care...
The age group of 60 to 64 is fastest growing group in the Canadian population. As per a Statistics Canada report in 2011, the...
100 times more Americans killed in gun violence then by terrorism
Gun violence in America has claimed hundred times more lives than Americans killed through terrorist attacks in a decade, yet the country refuses to...
Andrew Wilkinson on student loans ― he just doesn’t get it
Last month, students across the province were ecstatic to see that our government has eliminated interest on all B.C. student loans. This step will...
Newcomers make our communities stronger
By Premier John Horgan
Earlier this month, I visited Welcome House, a place of refuge for people who are new to B.C.
Welcome House provides...
A Primer for a Prim and Proper Parliament – You Don’t...
It’s critical that citizens of Canada have an understanding of how our ‘parliament works’ although it may appear to be an oxymoron. We are...
