Opinion

British Columbia has almost 700 people involved in contact tracing COVID-19 cases, a practice that is becoming increasingly crucial as people’s social circles widen.

I feel safe here, now. Well, as safe as someone can feel considering the current global situation.

Calgary City Council recently approved a bylaw making the wearing of masks mandatory in all indoor public spaces as of August 1.

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City of Powell River will soon begin construction of the $75 million, 10-acre sewage plant on the Townsite waterfront at First Beach.

New restrictions for bars, restaurants, nightclubs as virus trends upward

A few developments this week bring home the mounting frustration and anxiety the B.C. business world is facing in month five of the pandemic.

Have you failed every effort to overcome the procrastination? Your life will change with your efforts, not your excuses. Many books have been written on how to quit, overcome or beat procrastination, and not very many were ever helpful.

Even in the face of a relatively significant COVID-19 outbreak in Kelowna, provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry is sticking to a stance she outlined last month. She wants the gradual re-opening of B.C. to move forward, not back.

It's hard to believe it's been only four months since the world as we knew it changed drastically. We are amidst one of the largest challenges in BC's history, with the economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic as bad as we have ever seen.