Opinion

To the North Thompson Fall Fair and Rodeo Association;

Change is happening, change is upon us

Living in isolation

Young amputee warns of lawn mower dangers

Each year, the first week of June in British Columbia is declared Seniors’ Week. This is traditionally a time when we celebrate the contributions of those one million British Columbians who are over the age of 65. The week is generally filled with events that gather seniors together, with government officials cutting cakes and presenting recognition awards.

If I was invited to address the graduating high school class of 2020, this is what I’d say.

The timing couldn’t be worse for any government decision that drives up costs for business, writes Jock Finlayson

Small towns often rely on tourism, which has been decimated by COVID-19

When I reflect on Canada’s response to the COVID-19 epidemic, it’s not perfect, but good. Our government has listened to doctors, scientists and public health professionals to develop an emergency response that is getting us through the crisis while minimizing harm to those at greatest risk.

275,000 responses so far, broader health information helps