CHARBONNEAU – ‘Supply chain’ should be a contender for phrase of the year
I’M PICKING ‘SUPPLY CHAIN’ as phrase of the year. While there were other strong candidates, the stark frailty of supply chains and its psychological backlash [Continue]
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GINTA – Eleven lessons from the year that’s just ending
I SAW THIS CARTOON the other day. A group of people were cautiously opening a door by pushing it with a long-handle broom. The door had 2022 written on it and the caption [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Free rapid COVID testing should be available to all who want it
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. ALL THE FOCUS in yesterday’s COVID-19 announcements was on new restrictions around public gathering places but one very important aspect [Continue]
BEPPLE – We live in a time of rules, but we don’t need them for everything
RULES, RULES, RULES. We’re told when to wear a mask. How many people we can celebrate with. How fast we can drive. Where we can buy alcohol and cannabis. How long we [Continue]
LETTERS – Healthcare workers aren’t overworked, at least not in the North
Straight to the point. I disagree with health care workers claiming they are overworked; maybe a few facilities in the Lower Mainland. Overall, not in Northern B.C., [Continue]
NATIONAL PULSE – Canadians call for more rapid access testing
Almost half say their own province is doing a poor job distributing rapid tests By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE December 20, 2021 – It’s beginning to look a lot like (last) [Continue]
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