BEPPLE – Even in times of sorrow, there’s joy to be found
THERE THEY ARE, a young couple beaming at the camera, with a somewhat more serious toddler sitting between them. Even after 85 years since the photograph was taken, the joy [Continue]
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KNOX – Prince Philip, over the Malahat and into 70 years in the spotlight
PRINCE PHILIP, who died Friday, had several links to Vancouver Island. His friendship with North Saanich’s Campbell Stuart, a retired federal trade negotiator who had lost [Continue]
FORSETH – Latest jobs report shows economic recovery a failure for women
WHILE RAVI KAHLON, Minister of Jobs, Economy Recovery and Innovation, was quick to issue a statement Friday morning (April 9, 2021) on the latest Stats-Can employment [Continue]
PETERS – Let’s just admit it – we’re all thoroughly sick of each other
WE’RE ALL SICK OF EACH OTHER. I think it’s okay to admit that. Not only has this pandemic made us distrust each other, it’s made us lose our patience with each other. [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – B.C. denies the mentally ill their constitutional rights
“UNLIKE MOST OF THE COUNTRY, B.C.’s legislation does not provide a lawyer for people with mental illness facing involuntary detention,” says Jay Chalke, B.C.’s [Continue]
GINTA – It’s not all doom and gloom as long as we make better choices
I AM NOT MUCH FOR VIRAL NEWS but every now and then I wish some stories I come across get shared far and wide because of how significant they are. The one I came across on [Continue]
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