Newspaper writer aims - in penultimate column - for a unique, non-controversial way to sign off
Two proclamations from two cities leaves one wondering if politicians, city staff on same page
Surrey and White Rock election results proved it's important to pay attention
MP's high praise for a White Rock candidate - then clarification - doesn't come off as advertised
Elected officials in Surrey and beyond have lost votes for less than a poorly placed campaign sign
Civic politicians too often step up... only to fade into the background, writes Lance Peverley
Hijacked poll shows how far some will go to show that their opinion is not in the minority
If you have yet to make up your mind, the best news articles are the ones that leave you perplexed
It's too easy to give politicians a pass in back-to-back elections, writes Lance Peverley
Driven to distraction reading online news, columnist Lance Peverley pays tribute to newsprint
South Surrey-White Rock vote was no byelection by the numbers
Surrey is lending a helping hand to some of the 13,000 evacuees displaced by the B.C. wildfires
Remember a time when the very act of knowingly uttering an untruth would destroy a political career?
You know that feeling you get, as a voter, when you’ve found the perfect candidate? PAN columnist Lance Peverley doesn't.
A confession of sorts from somebody who watches with hope from the sidelines as tragedies unfold.
Columnist Lance Peverley's fear of fine print is being replaced by a fear of much broader strokes.
Our cellphones have more than one trick up their sleeves, tracking our every move at home and abroad, writes columnist Lance Peverley.
Those who say Canada should not accept Syrian refugees should look deeper into the subconscious, writes Lance Peverley.
Political parties aren't the only institutions that needed a dose of healthy skepticism, writes Peace Arch News editor Lance Peverley.
Actors shine in Arthur Miller classic, Death of A Salesman.
