Getting outside and walking in your neighbourhood or at a local park are effective strategies to help keep your mind occupied. Recent polling reveals some Canadians are feeling “uncomfortable” with…
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New self-isolation rules and more to come?By Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist Currently, the province is prioritizing individuals that have health problems to get tested if they show symptoms so that…
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I have a strong sense that we’re making rational decisions with the best information that we have. Dr. Bonnie Henry BC’s prominent face during pandemic has encountered her share of…
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Are we going back to Phase 1?By Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist Restaurants can still operate at full capacity except all patrons have to remain at their original table while gyms…
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Even countries that had early success in the pandemic are now experiencing a surge of cases including New Zealand. Is it finally going to end?By Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist This…
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The border is open, but with a catchBy Craig Allan, Business Manager If Americans don’t need a test to get back into their own country, then Canadians shouldn’t either. After…
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Continued government lockdowns and restrictions inspire angerBy Matthew Fraser, Editor in Chief “Doing these [protests] does nothing to advance any course. It’s never been successful here or overseas, protesting gets…
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Vaccine passports won’t do much as the only way left is forceBy Matthew Fraser, Editor in Chief At this point, half of the battle may just be that people hate…
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Current restrictions in place until May 25 and can be enforced by $575 fineBy Jessica Berget, Assistant Editor Another point of confusion for people is the combining of health regions…
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How the pandemic affected youth soccer By Mo Hussain, Sports Reporter “Where you’re switching from elementary school to high school, the one constant you have in your life is sport.…
