Douglas Todd

'Culture wars' burning in B.C.’s combative election

Low-wage foreign worker fiasco brings migration debate to B.C. election

It’s past time to revive Western Canada’s dying passenger trains

UBC, University Endowment Lands fuelling speculation, contributing to housing crisis, say faculty

'It's a nightmare out there' for Vancouver seniors who live near enormous Oakridge project

Trudeau should learn from other centre-left democracies about slowing sky-high migration

Quixotic Trudeau finally getting pushback over asylum-seeker chaos

B.C.’s southwest coast is unique – and some of us barely know it

Douglas Todd: Canada has 2.8 million temporary residents — with some desperate to stay after the feds said their numbers may be reduced

The NDP leader is failing with fellow Sikhs and other South Asians. Don’t even ask about Canada’s Christians, or especially Jews and Hindus.

Douglas Todd: Why the appearance of a B.C. homebuilding boom is deceiving

Douglas Todd: In Vancouver, unhappily, it’s all about the price of dirt

Opinion: The First Nation has turned into “the fastest-growing jurisdiction in the Lower Mainland,” much of it on former agricultural land.

Todd: A rare blue-collar politician worries about what’s happening to the NDP

Society has stigmatized harms such as cigarette smoking and drunk driving. Doing the same for hard drugs doesn’t mean abandoning drug users

Cash Cows makes exploitation of international students personal.

Douglas Todd: Trudeau’s childhood friend and immigration minister Marc Miller is talking tough, but how much is window dressing?

Analysis: With Muslims now making up five per cent of Canadians, politicians are responding to their leaders’ activism over the Israel-Hamas conflict.

Douglas Todd: Canadian leaders more wary about asylum seekers

Polls show fewer young people think an expensive bachelor’s or master’s program is the ultimate route to success.