Opinion

‘You know you can’t kill them all, right?” She was on the deck, watching me uproot dandelions from the back lawn.

I suggested in recent columns we should use the pause in our society and economy resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic to re-evaluate what we want and how we want to live.

For many people whose lives have been turned topsy-turvy in recent weeks, the current COVID-19 crisis reveals all too clearly the long-recommended wisdom of having enough savings stashed away to live on for at least six months.

There is growing anxiety in some quarters that British Columbia is not doing enough to test for COVID-19. This is evident in the increased discussion in various media expressing skepticism with the approach to testing taken by Dr.

The effects of the COVID-19 are being felt by non-profit groups in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody

On March 1, COVID-19 was a big thunderhead that was threatening other parts of the world, but the forecast suggested it would mostly slide by Canada and B.C.

A Coquitlam letter writer says natural spaces must be preserved at Lafarge Lake in Town Centre Park

From personal safety to patio parties, we are united in a stay-at-home plan to get them back

While a minority of British Columbians had their doubts about vaccines, the spread of COVID-19 has garnered loud calls for the quick development of a vaccine

Douglas College professor Sarah Moore says it’s still safe to play outside, and activity is essential for children’s and parents’ physical and mental health during the pandemic