Charbonneau

THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC has changed the way I regard climate change. Don’t get me wrong: climate change is real and it’s man-made. But it is not the “the greatest threat [Continue]

“THE COVID VACCINE is designed to microchip us,” states a recent post on Facebook; which once again proves we have yet to invent a vaccine that eliminates the rampant [Continue]

SOME KAMLOOPSIANS WORRY that the 50 pipeline workers from out of town will bring the Cov2 virus into our community. That number of workers will swell to 600 by August. The [Continue]

CANADA’S FOUR ATLANTIC PROVINCES have agreed to open their borders to each other on July 3, creating a regional pandemic bubble. What are the opportunities for B.C.? The [Continue]

CANADA’S ECONOMY has been placed in an induced coma since it was infected with the novel coronavirus. Arousal from the coma must be done carefully to avoid a [Continue]

IN AN INFORMATION VACUUM, all kinds of thoughts flourish. Canadians generally favour vaccines but doubts persist. In a recent survey, 15 per cent of Canadians and 20 per cent [Continue]

PROVINCES ARE ALLOWING THE EXPANSION OF FAMILY UNITS to include friends and family. The selection of who’s in and who is out is tricky. B.C.’s provincial health officer, [Continue]

THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC has made it clear the disparity of care for residents in long-term care compared to that in hospitals. An indicator of that disparity is the fact that [Continue]

NOW IS THE TIME TO TALK to your friends and family about your prospects of survival should you become deathly ill. But if you’re like me, you’d rather not start the [Continue]