Opinion

Do as they say, not as they do

Now that we are well into summer, the numbers for COVID-19 infections are almost soaring for one particular age cohort: those aged 20-29.

Complaints have been coming in about a man making a lot of noise about his beliefs in a densely populated area

We may not see legal alcohol consumption on our beaches and in our parks for another year

How about we ask our governments to see if some of our homeless can be safely cared for on the cruise ships that can no longer serve the purpose for which they were built?

Can education officials come up with a final version that will placate any fears out there, among teachers, parents and students?

Although the U.S. is providing many examples of what not to do in the pandemic, its handling of small business survival is admirable and could provide some learnings for Canadian subsidy programs

"Neither of them died of COVID-19. But the experience of their last weeks, days and hours was indelibly shaped by the difficult times humanity is facing as it confronts the pandemic."

"There is little evidence that the public is clamoring for an election."

Other insurance companies in Canada are offering rebates to help customers through the pandemic, so why can’t ICBC do the same?