Opinion

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.

British Columbians should be proud of our deep forestry roots because it is the forest industry that built our beautiful province into what it is today.

Just when summer finally decided to arrive, other than on the calendar, hockey is back, like a cooling breeze from an air conditioner.

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There’s a concerted effort by personal injury lawyers to shun any occupational therapists who co-operate or consult with the government in redesigning the ICBC claims process.

The NDP government is going to continue responding to the pandemic the only way it knows how, by spending as much money as it can to help people through it. That’s been the automatic response in most of the world.

The current health pandemic has shone a light on the cracks in many of our public systems, and BC Parks is no exception.

The pandemic that continues to govern our every waking moment has succeeded in doing something I had not thought possible – turning B.C. politics into a tamed and dull affair. The current session of the B.C.

There have been a lot of interesting conversations on respect and respecting other people’s backgrounds and cultures. This is something that I truly and strongly believe in — genuine respect goes a long way.