Opinion

In the midst of worldwide record heat, devastating wildfires, droughts, refugee crises, and torrential rains and flooding, some particular disturbing headlines have hit the news.

There’s a difference between an opinion and a fact. This is important to remember as we draw closer to the municipal election in October.

Camp Cloud one of long line of protests falsely asserting title

I have been watching the congestion in town, and read the recent article about the eight dangerous Comox Valley intersections.

Dear editor,

Dear editor,

‘Governments know they will lose private clinic lawsuit’

The grief of this orca mother may not be visible anymore, but we must not forget.

In the race against the increasingly widespread and devastating consequences of climate change, solutions tend to focus on products and technologies. Renewable energy, electric vehicles, biofuels, carbon capture and storage and geoengineering get much of the attention, in part because they lead us to believe we can continue acting as usual. Those technologies must be part of the solution, but we must also consider our wasteful behaviours.

Local politicians meddle in immigration, environment issues