LETTER – Hospital staff needs community’s help on parking issue
I AM WRITING TO SHED LIGHT on the current staff parking situation at Royal Inland Hospital. I would like to start with a letter I wrote out of frustration at an already [Continue]
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CHARBONNEAU – Language and mood of second COVID-19 wave have changed
THIS SECOND WAVE of the pandemic feels quite different than the first. In the Spring, shoppers emptied store shelves of toilet paper –a curious indicator of what’s [Continue]
GINTA – Schools are still open – should we be worried?
LAST WEEKEND my eldest announced that someone at NorKam had covid-19. That was according to social media, which of course, I said then, has a 50 percent chance of being [Continue]
KNOX – In an ocean of COVID, many are reluctant to grab a life jacket
HEY, REMEMBER 2019, when we all got freaked out about anti-vaxxer parents recklessly allowing their kids to spread measles in B.C.’s school system? Good times, good times. [Continue]
PETERS – No, the cure for COVID-19 is not worse than the disease
DR. BONNIE HENRY HAS SPENT about nine months in the middle of an impossible struggle. On the one side, she is being tugged by those who believe her actions to stop the [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Face masks should be worn but not mandated
IT’S TEMPTING TO CHANGE BAD BEHAVIOUR through mandates. The reasoning is that citizens will stop doing bad things if they are told not to. The problem with mandates is [Continue]
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