By David B. Savage Op-Ed Commentary As winter arrives, the pandemic worsens. Across our world, COVID-19 spikes. Fear rises. I am sad to the depths…
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Kimberley RCMP’s Cst. Cross receives Alexa Team award
Alexa’s Team pays tribute to the dedicated RCMP and municipal police officers who make an extraordinary contribution to reducing the number of drivers affected by…
Mainroad offers safety tips for winter driving season
In British Columbia, the chances of being injured or killed in a motor vehicle incident (MVI) dramatically increase during winter months. On average, the number…
Tommy Douglas is rolling in his grave
Letter to the Editor British Columbia’s resurgence of COVID-19 cases should come as no surprise to anyone. Premier John Horgan’s unrelenting policy of withholding information…
BCCDC’s advice around lingering wildfire smoke
The BC Centre For Disease Control (BCCDC) says wildfire smoke is a form of air pollution that can affect your health. As East Kootenay and…
Celebrating Disability Employment Month
Submitted by WorkBC This September marks the sixth annual Disability Employment Month in British Columbia. It is an opportunity to celebrate the diverse and unique…
Salmonella alert around American red onions
The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) is advising individuals in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario to not eat any red onions imported…
Kingsgate one of only five CBSA ports of entry to Canada
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) today announced stricter rules for foreign nationals transiting through Canada to Alaska and Kingsgate border crossing will be one…
A magical midnight with antiquities from times nevermore
By Dan Hicks Op-Ed Commentary My far future post-Anthropocene museum concept was much inspired by our contemporary pandemic times, afflicted with an insidious precarity. To…
Have a say on how B.C. recovers
British Columbians are invited by government to share their views on how the province should approach recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. “The pandemic has been…