The camera doesn’t lie. As for the Seattle police force, that remains to be seen.

Now Seattle is grappling with video-taped facts and a less-than-accurate account of events. A judge recently ordered police there to make public the police-car dashboard video recording that was running when police officer Ian Birk spotted John T. Williams, a 50-year-old aboriginal carver originally from B.C., crossing an intersection in August.

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Gotta laugh.  I’m a dedicated iPad junkie. Love it.  Get my magazines on it, and Wall Street Journal, Vancouver Sun, etc.  It’s saved my bacon when my main computer’s e-mail went down.  I’m hooked.

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It’s all about leadership in British Columbia now. The BC Liberals are chomping at the bit to redefine themselves, as are the BC New Democrats. But the New Democrats are slow coming out of the gate with candidates and policies.

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It’s easy to say “no” to change, but it’s foolish. Rejecting the notion of change and failing to plan for it can have disastrous consequences.

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