EDITORIAL – Prof. Mel’s quick guide to the language of COVID-19
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. WE’RE LEARNING A WHOLE NEW LINGO during this COVID-19 pandemic. Some of it is evolving. For example, what began as a need to “flatten [Continue]
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SUZUKI – Review shows ocean life could rebound within 30 years
WITH EVERYTHING humanity is going through, it’s comforting to come across good news. The best is that people are co-operating to an unprecedented extent, coming together [Continue]
MEHTA – Next-generation solar panels boost efficiency but may carry toxic risks
By MICHAEL D. MEHTA Thompson Rivers University AS OUR PLANET RACES towards a climate emergency, there is hope from some people that renewable energy will come to the rescue. [Continue]
HENRY – An explanation of why COVID19 communities are not named
By Dr. BONNIE HENRY B.C. Provincial Health Officer WHEN AN OUTBREAK hits a community, one of the most urgent things people want is information. This is human nature, as [Continue]
BEPPLE – Kamloops economy will have to re-invent itself after COVID-19
WALKING ALONG VICTORIA STREET in downtown Kamloops is like walking into a ghost town. Store after store is shuttered and closed. On each doorway is a stark notice stating [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Democracy by videoconference – ‘Can you hear me now?’
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. DEMOCRACY IS A FRAGILE THING, a fact being demonstrated during this COVID-19 pandemic. Governments at all levels — federal, provincial and [Continue]
