Opinion

The COVID-19 pandemic has shone a light on the core strengths of Canada’s health-care system while laying bare the shortcomings in the U.S. In this country, we have started to flatten the curve.

I love this quote. “You’ll never change your life until you change something you do daily. The secret of your success if found in your daily routine.” ~ John C. Maxwell Not many people like a tedious routine.

I am prejudiced and, unless you’re not human, you are as well. Prejudice is a word that feels awkward and dirty; like a toxic plant we passively acknowledge it but always walk around, continuing on our way.

'Queue jumpers' not welcome in B.C. as COVID-19 U.S. cases rise: B.C. premier

Graduates had to adapt to changes due to COVID-19. Scaled back ceremonies held over two days in late June, and a well-received vehicle parade through the streets of Powell River, replaced traditional gatherings and events.

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Plus one: Powell River city council, thank you for listening and heeding the message you heard from a groundswell of Powell River citizens.

I’ve been riding my mountain bike up the trails around Powell River for about five years. We are truly blessed to have such nice trails and volunteers who maintain the trails and build new ones.

I was recently at the second [City of Powell River] council meeting in a row where the room was filled to capacity.

Picture a typical international post-secondary student enrolled at a B.C. institution. There are — or were — more than 150,000 of them, and their lives have been uprooted even more than most people’s due to COVID-19.