PETERS – Government needs a more convincing argument to vaccinate
I DON’T USUALLY talk about my family as part of this segment, but I feel I need to. I grew up in a town – I like to say it’s a city, but it’s really a town – called [Continue]
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GINTA – Those small things that make a world of difference
THE SMALL GREEN SPACE near our home is bone dry, like the rest of the interior. There is no public indicator of the fire hazard but the ones in Peterson Creek Park spell it [Continue]
KNOX – Dampening the mood on progress against the pandemic
BEING A GLASS-ONE-FIFTH-EMPTY kind of guy, I had to dampen the mood. It came Friday as Island Health celebrated the injection of its millionth dose of COVID vaccine. “Who [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Others look upon us more kindly than we do ourselves
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. NEVER HAVE SO MANY been so confused about what to do tomorrow. Canada Day has been cancelled or “postponed” in many communities, for a [Continue]
PETERS – Here’s what we should build into our new normal post-pandemic
THE PHRASE ‘NEW NORMAL’ has become so overused to become cliched, but there are several practices we have learned during this COVID-19 pandemic that should become our new [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – Fist bumps and other things from the pandemic we should keep
PHASE TWO, WEEK ONE and things are looking fairly rosy as far as getting through the pandemic goes, assuming that SOB Delta variant doesn’t get a foothold in B.C. So, a few [Continue]
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