Opinion

At one of her first ever media briefings on the COVID-19 virus Dr. Bonnie Henry offered a note of caution that has stayed with me through the pandemic: advice from public health would shift, evolve and change as we learned more about the virus.

How much of the local Skwxwú7mesh legend of the two-headed serpent do you know? Every legend has a core story. Every family may tell it a bit differently. This is the story I was told.

Federal politics just got real again now that the federal Conservatives have finally chosen a leader who will eventually square off against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his Liberal Party of Canada.

It is understandable if some parents’ anxieties are triggered by this week’s interview with psychologist Sharon Selby . The past six months have been incredibly stressful. On the surface, so much of our lives seems normal.

The ways of politicians seem to be rubbing off on our beloved provincial health officer

Great news for all of you who enjoy spending entire days going up hills but are less interested in walking past fields of frozen human waste and dead bodies.

Dear editor: I am one resident who was in complete disbelief when told the eagle perch on the Stearman Beach grand fir tree had been cut down (Aug. 19 news story) .

Owner recounts tales of North Shore camaraderie after Bernedoodle pup goes missing

When the pandemic arrived and completely overturned our daily lives, many of us longed for a return to the “old normal.

The financial penalties for undue “partying” recently announced by Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth are getting a world of attention right now, but it was another recent pronouncement that should give everyone pause for thought.