Opinion

Are there any other tennis buffs who think that locking up Windsor Park courts is a little bit over the top?

In the beginning, when our world view went upside down, people indicated things felt surreal. They felt unfocused, absent minded and panicky. As the weeks have gone by, it is clearer that this is a profound time full of radical shifts and transitions. We are challenged to see our world, our selves in new ways continuously. This can be disorienting. How can we work with this?

Jock Finlayson is executive vice president and chief policy officer of the Business Council of BC

By David Suzuki

Dr. Bonnie Henry explains why B.C. withholds community names

Is the curve being flattened? data on hospitalizations provides a crucial answer.

Some grocery stores have temporarily banned reusable shopping bags due to their risk of transmitting COVID-19. Fortunately the Victoria city bylaw that forbid businesses from providing plastic bags was struck down by the B.C. Court of Appeal last year, otherwise stores might not now have plastic bags for us to use.

Among the activities for children while school is cancelled is making things.

Seniors in B.C. care homes face challenging times

Andrew Weaver is MLA for Oak Bay-Gordon Head