FORSETH – NDP government’s PR department is working overtime
I DON’T KNOW ABOUT YOU, however it sure seems like the provincial government news department is working overtime this week, churning out release after release … [Continue]
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FORSETH – Some alarming trends are developing in B.C.’s COVID-19 stats
BACK TO SCHOOL starts in a matter of days, and a trend is appearing in the COVID-19 situation that, to me at least, should be a matter of concern. Where we had previously [Continue]
FORSETH – The choice is now clear: Leslyn Lewis for Conservative leader
WHEN THE LEADERSHIP RACE for the Conservative Party of Canada was first announced, I decided I would once again back Erin O’Toole … just as I had in the 2017 [Continue]
FORSETH – With MacKay and O’Toole sniping at each other, choice is tough
AS MOST OF YOU are likely aware now, I have been seriously reconsidering my ballot ranking, for the leadership of the Conservative Party of Canada. Until a week and a half [Continue]
FORSETH – To Conservative leadership candidates: why do you want to be PM?
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON I finally had a chance to watch the Conservative Party English debate. No change in Derek Sloan not being a choice for me. The big change however is that [Continue]
FORSETH – What to expect when the B.C. Legislature goes back to work
MONDAY THE B.C. LEGISLATURE will be back in session. So what will be coming out of this new session? For the BC Green Party, interim leader Adam Olsen informed me that they [Continue]
FORSETH – The piper will have to be paid for all the COVID-19 spending
SOMEHOW I CANNOT help be feel a very LARGE disaster is looming on the near horizon – all of it due to COVID-19, and the accumulating provisos that have and continue to be [Continue]
FORSETH – Wherever we live, isn’t one Kent State enough for a lifetime?
YESTERDAY ON SOCIAL MEDIA, I posted a story from Kamloops This Week, in which Kamloops City Councillor Arjun Singh was quoted. According to the story, Singh criticized U.S. [Continue]
FORSETH – Trudeau’s quest for UN Security Council seat is just vanity
ON MARCH 16, 2016 Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced our country would be seeking a place amongst the 10 non-permanent members of the United Nations (UN) Security [Continue]
FORSETH – Ground rules for returning kids to school need to be clarified
ON JANUARY 21 Adrian Dix, Minister of Health, and Dr. Bonnie Henry, B.C.’s provincial health officer, issued the first of dozens and dozens of updates on what became [Continue]
FORSETH – Few drivers on road but ICBC stubbornly refuses to give us rebates
JUST THE OTHER DAY our government owned Insurance Corporation of British Columbia, ICBC sent out a media release that began with the following eight words … “With [Continue]
FORSETH – ICBC saves millions and offers drivers peanuts
ACCORDING TO ICBC, total claims costs for the nine-month period of April to December of last year totaled $4.28 billion … that’s an average of just under five [Continue]
FORSETH – Those fractional COVID-19 numbers represent a lot of lives
DO WE CONTINUE THE TREND WE ARE ON, with government strongly encouraging people to self-isolate, and to maintain two metre spacing when we are out getting what should be [Continue]
FORSETH – We may see food shortages but we’ll be OK if we shop responsibly
THIS PAST SUNDAY Minister of Agriculture Lana Popham commented on two areas of concern regarding the B.C. farm, fish and food sector. The first of these was seasonal labour. [Continue]
