With election day looming, there's hope the next government can make progress. But Mike Smyth says a pattern has been repeating itself.

How did John Horgan parlay his fragile minority into a huge lead in the opinion polls? Andrew Wilkinson's stiff, uninspiring Liberal leadership is one reason, Mike Smyth says.

There's an astonishing game of political one-upmanship happening in the province, Mike Smyth says, and it has many British Columbians wondering what could be next.

The BC Ferries decision is just the latest federal pandemic screw-up in British Columbia — which Trudeau has an opportunity to walk back, Mike Smyth says.

Colin Basran tells CKNW Radio: “We’re hearing everything from ‘We're doing too much’ to ‘We’re not doing enough.’"

When watching what's happening south of the border, Mike Smyth says we should remember that a second wave of COVID-19 could hit Canada, too.

Does the campaign to defund the police have an argument? It's complicated, Mike Smyth says.

Vancouver police have opened 29 investigations into anti-Asian crime so far this year, compared to only four during the same period last year.

When the COVID-19 pandemic is over, Mike Smyth says we should expect there to be fresh questions about the operation of Canada's meat plants.

Gun rights advocates argue Trudeau is using the tragedy to ram through reforms that aren't needed and won't work, Mike Smyth writes.