To get your head around what has happened in British Columbia, put aside for the moment the shocking images of the inundated Fraser Valley and that massive barge, tossed around in the howling winds that came mere minutes away from taking out the Burrard Street Bridge in Vancouver last week. That plaintive cry from the throne speech on Tuesday — “Our Earth is in danger” — won’t help you either. Read More
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Glavin: B.C.'s climate change catastrophe — mere platitudes won't help
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