Opinion

There was a moment on Saturday that put a huge smile on my face. It’s a moment I won’t soon forget.

First, the good news. Potential COVID-19 vaccines are showing great promise as they near the end of clinical trials and enter regulatory approvals. The bad news is we are headed for a very bumpy ride while we wait for our date with a needle.

Over the past 10 or 15 years, much has been done by many people to help tell the story of the Korean War. This war, like all others, was a terrible event which took such a heavy toll of human lives both civilian and military.

The completed U.S. election served as a reminder of how much healthier the political discourse is in this province.

The Editor, I am writing out of sadness, anger and frustration. COVID has really impacted every single walk of life: People and their homes, businesses and jobs the list goes on.

We’ve been hearing more and more about clusters of COVID-19 cases stemming from weddings, funerals and other large gatherings. Many of these clusters have occurred in Fraser Health, which includes Burnaby, New Westminster and the Tri-Cities.

November is National Diabetes Awareness Month

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

The Editor, COVID-19 has been a huge disruptor in our daily lives. The most recent disruption was the recent cancelling of this year's Remembrance Day ceremonies.

Social media was ablaze on Halloween night – split between outrage over fireworks and the thousands of COVIDIOTS who decided they didn’t care if they got or spread COVID-19.