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.

Editor: Port Moody boasts many beautiful green spaces. With summer upon us and new recreating patterns emerging due to the Pandemic, additional pressure is being placed on local parks and beaches.

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The Editor, Re. “ Coquitlam has too much parking near SkyTrain stations, says city staff ” (Tri-City News, July 10) The idea that too much parking near public transit is an issue has no relevance to anyone but developers hoping to cut costs.

The Editor, My friend, who is has health issues and must use a scooter , just brought to my attention that people jogging should avoid narrow sidewalks for their exercise routine.

COVID-19 hasn’t stopped survivor’s group from sharing information and support

Editor: Dear shoppers: While the rules are slowly being relaxed regarding limits on how many people are allowed in a business, don't forget that social distancing still applies.

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.

The Editor, We have seen how the Trudeau government has been doling out billions of taxpayer's money, however, has seen fit to provide only $300 tax free to seniors who currently receive Old Age Security and Canada Pension Plan.

Dear Editor, The old adage “damned if you do, damned if you don’t” comes to mind when discussing the current ‘hostage’ situation involving China’s Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou and Canada’s Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor.