CHARBONNEAU – The coronavirus pandemic is a fact, but it’s also news
THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC IS A FACT. It is also news. The difference between facts and “the news” is that facts don’t always become news, not because those facts [Continue]
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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]
BEPPLE – Slow and steady will win the race against COVID-19
IN THIS RACE, we want to be tortoises, not hares. Slow and steady. One of my nephews is a speed skater. For a few years, he was very competitive, going all the way to the [Continue]
GINTA – No, we are not making too much of it
THE VERBS du jour alternate between ‘social distancing’ and ‘self-isolating,’ but in order to remove the negative connotations of the first, we are advised to call [Continue]
MILOBAR – Best chance against the COVID-19 virus is to all do our part
By PETER MILOBAR MLA, Kamloops-North Thompson LAST WEDNESDAY, British Columbia declared a provincial state of emergency over the COVID-19 pandemic. COVID-19, or [Continue]
FORSETH – Virus pandemic presents challenges for blood supply
EARLIER I CHECKED WITH Canada Blood Services, as I had noticed talk about a potential blood shortage, if people stopped donating blood due to the COVID-19 virus. Delphine, a [Continue]
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