Opinion

We, as humans, are uniquely placed in the natural world with how we remember past events to inform our present and influence the future. Our brains encode, store, then retrieve information to help us navigate events toward the best possible outcome.

During the Battle of Ypres in 1915, Canadian lieutenant-colonel John McCrae wrote In Flanders Fields when he saw poppies growing beside a grave of a close friend who died in battle.

Seniors surveyed fear dying of loneliness more than COVID-19: advocate

While the BC NDP waits patiently to return to full-government mode, the BC Liberals are beginning a long stay in the political wilderness.

What are you wearing for Halloween this year?

Political junkies may have been let down as results came in for the BC provincial election on October 24, not due to the outcome, but rather with the swiftness of that outcome.

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Mental health is a continuous and conscious effort as a second wave of the COVID-19 virus rumbles through the population like a locomotive train without an engineer.

Mail-in deluge allows voting at stations to go with barely a hitch

B.C.’s last general election in 2017 took 69 days to figure out, but Saturday’s vote was more decisive even if the final count will take a few more weeks.