Opinion

A famous political aphorism first said back in the 2008 Great Recession seems rather apt right now and there is evidence some political leaders are following it.

HOST: Hello sports fans! Welcome to the Wide World of Sports, 2020 edition. This promises to be another great year of non-stop excitement around the globe.

An open letter to the citizens of North Vancouver: My name is Victoria. I am a Grade 5 girl who lives in North Vancouver. I am writing this letter to raise awareness and to help some people reevaluate their perception of this topic.

In the June 10, 2020 edition of the North Shore News, we ran a feature article written by reporter Jane Seyd about the unique circumstances surrounding the graduation of the Class of 2020.

Dearest Members of the Class of 2020, Congratulations, you’ve made it! And by “it,” I mean a TikTok video of your history teacher’s epic quest to figure out how to use Zoom.

The ancient Greek physician Hippocrates urged doctors pondering disease to “do good or do no harm.” That’s easier said than done, of course, involving a weighing of potential risks and benefits, especially during a pandemic. Dr.

Every day at around 4:30 p.m. an email hits my inbox and it is one that holds increasingly fascinating and, frankly, worrisome news.

For almost everyone in North America, high school graduation is a significant milestone. Granted, grad has changed over the years. It’s become a bigger, more drawn out and expensive occasion, influenced by what we see south of the border and on TV.

It was about a month ago that it fully hit me just how important Dr. Bonnie Henry has been to our province during the COVID-19 pandemic.

As we continue to adapt to the extraordinary changes brought upon our daily lives by the COVID-19 pandemic, it is worth stepping back every now and then to examine the mounting data associated with the virus’ impact on British Columbia.