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Rickter Scale: In search of the lost cure

Rickter Scale: In search of the lost cure

The Rickter Scale is a regular column
Island Health actions not misguided

Island Health actions not misguided

Re: Island Health isn’t sharing locations of COVID-19 cases for privacy reasons ( News , March 26)
An ode to the coronavirus

An ode to the coronavirus

To salute all the first responders I have composed a new song. The music is supplied by the top pop group of Vienna: Ludwig and the Danube Boys. Ludwig has dedicated the tune to his ninth girlfriend after she had loaned him a few schillings to tide him over when work was few and he was moonlighting. It’s called Owed to Joy .
LETTERS: More bike racks needed at The Old Farm Market

LETTERS: More bike racks needed at The Old Farm Market

This letter is an appeal to the owners of The Old Farm Market and the Municipality of Oak Bay to improve the bicycle parking facility adjacent to the store.
LETTERS: Saanich council right to hold line on taxes

LETTERS: Saanich council right to hold line on taxes

At the March 23 meeting Saanich council approved a core budget for 2020 with six for and three against.
GUEST COLUMN: Take care with non-medical cloth masks during COVID-19

GUEST COLUMN: Take care with non-medical cloth masks during COVID-19

If you wear one, don’t touch your face, Dr. Bonnie Henry advises
LETTERS: Calls on Employment Insurance not getting through

LETTERS: Calls on Employment Insurance not getting through

Has anyone been able to contact the government?
LETTERS: Windsor Park tennis courts shouldn’t be a casualty of COVID-19

LETTERS: Windsor Park tennis courts shouldn’t be a casualty of COVID-19

Are there any other tennis buffs who think that locking up Windsor Park courts is a little bit over the top?
LETTERS: Remember to breathe during crisis

LETTERS: Remember to breathe during crisis

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?
COLUMN: Economic impact of COVID-19 will be enormous and difficult to estimate

COLUMN: Economic impact of COVID-19 will be enormous and difficult to estimate

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