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Letter: New year's message somewhat reassuring

Letter: New year's message somewhat reassuring

...it was good to read the mayor’s comments in support of COVID-19 vaccinations and hardworking health professionals...
Letter: Shocked by qathet Regional District board's conduct

Letter: Shocked by qathet Regional District board's conduct

"It is clear that this elected official got the vote of his constituents and interest of other community members who don’t feel represented, but does not curry favour with the board..."
Poll: qathet respondents nearly split on whether public schools should go to online learning for January

Poll: qathet respondents nearly split on whether public schools should go to online learning for January

52 per cent in favour of classes being virtual for the month
Canadians’ views about China, U.S. at a standstill, poll suggests

Canadians’ views about China, U.S. at a standstill, poll suggests

Negative perceptions of China persist while public is divided on Canada’s southern neighbour, survey shows.
Cartoon: Tree chipping

Cartoon: Tree chipping

Is your Christmas tree still up?
Letter: Vacant lands pays less

Letter: Vacant lands pays less

The talked about hydrogen plant will not take up the acres and equipment used in a pulp and paper mill
Financial Focus: What are your financial resolutions for 2022?

Financial Focus: What are your financial resolutions for 2022?

You might resolve to improve your health and diet, and possibly learn some new skills, but why not make some financial resolutions, too?
Opinion: What does a ‘better’ year look like?

Opinion: What does a ‘better’ year look like?

Making predictions about the new year is a time-honoured tradition for newspaper pundits but we really are no better at predicting the future than anyone else.
Opinion: No 'slowing down' B.C. health minister amid COVID-19

Opinion: No 'slowing down' B.C. health minister amid COVID-19

Adrian Dix now in fifth year as health minister
Kicking the Clutter: Is there a life in the comfort zone?

Kicking the Clutter: Is there a life in the comfort zone?

We become complacent by craving sameness and predictability. Maybe that is the reason so many of us resist the change. ~ Ranka Burzan