All systems have their pros and cons and we need to build greater momentum around this issue .
Millions of pounds of food are wasted in Canada annually, even though many families struggle with poverty and hunger.
While progress has been made in addressing and helping to end discrimination, we still have a lot of work to do.
We need policies that benefit the majority of British Columbians, not just a small number of wealthy individuals and corporations.
The province should introduce a law which allows victims to take leave from work and seek help.
All levels of government should do more to help put an end to violence and abuse.
True prosperity only exists when every person in society has opportunities.
It is estimated that on a yearly basis in Canada, 2.86 billion plastic bags are used, much to the detriment of the environment.
Foreign policy should include holding governments accountable for their actions.
One in five, or 167,810 children, live in poverty in this province.
It is often said that the true measure of our society’s success is based on how we treat the most vulnerable.
Make your ballot count in this federal election.
Whether starting high school or post-secondary classes, going in with an open mind and an optimistic attitude can make all the difference.
Solitary confinement should not be used in lieu of addressing underlying mental health problems.
Government leaders must address the nation's challenging issues.
As public protests and online petitions are showing, Canadians have many issues with the legislation.
Time allowed for debate does not match the magnitude of the changes being implemented.
Independent oversight needed for administration of transportation dollars.
For 2015, I hope we can all succeed in strengthening deeper respect and kindness towards one another in our world.
Having no nationality affects people of all ages and prevents them from accessing vital services in their day-to-day lives.
