CHARBONNEAU – Shared delusions in Lee Creek and the U.S.
IT’S AMAZING WHEN TWO OR MORE PEOPLE share the same delusion. You have to wonder how that’s possible. Look at what happened in Lee Creek. Police were called to the small [Continue]
Local Voices
GUEST COLUMN – Churches unqualified to set their own rules on pandemic
By PIERCE GRAHAM A RECENT NEWSPAPER ITEM caught my eye, reporting that various churches in the B.C. lower Fraser Valley had officially and publicly rejected recommendations [Continue]
BEPPLE – There are some bright spots as we battle with the pandemic
AS WE ENTER the ninth month of COVID restrictions in British Columbia, things don’t seem to be getting any better. The number of infections and the number of deaths [Continue]
GINTA – Let’s be the village that gathers around Riel and his family
IT’S PAST 5 P.M. ON SATURDAY and the ambulance that has been parked in front of the Superstore for the entire day collecting food and toy donations has yet to leave. A few [Continue]
McQUARRIE – We’re all socialists at some point, whether or not we admit it
I HEAR IT in coffee shops, at town hall meetings and across social media. It’s the “back in my day” Archie Bunker styled conversation that happens whenever government [Continue]
KNOX – For new B.C. cabinet minister, this is why she got into politics
JIM HARTSHORNE is a West Shore developer, hardly the image that comes to mind when thinking of who might heap praise on a New Democrat politician. But then that politician, [Continue]
