Opinion

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Hello, friends. How’s your pandemic going? If you’re anything like me, you’ve got one question on your mind: Do I have a new drinking problem? Ha, just kidding. There’s no question there.

The City of North Vancouver is looking to quickly expand restaurant patio spaces and possibly allow people to enjoy a drink with their picnic in the park this summer. We support this fully and suggest other municipalities do the same.

As The Great Reopening comes into view, it is not yet entirely certain whether our provincial economy will reawaken itself and if so how. The job statistics are truly jaw dropping.

"He's not racist, he's vegan!"

As the Great Re-Opening comes into view, it is not unclear if our provincial economy will reawaken itself. More than 400,000 British Columbians are out of work right now, an astonishing situation akin to the Great Depression of the 1930s.

Creative fixes needed to keep congestion from roaring back onto our roads after COVID-19

There is an otherwise quiet neighbourhood in Lynn Valley known locally as Poets Corner. Up there, you can stroll along William and Shakespeare avenues, or walk down the hill to Milton or Chaucer avenues.

Since COVID-19 established itself in Canada, our governments have bent over backwards to keep us healthy. It’s meant sacrifice on our part, staggering debt and economic pain we haven’t yet fully come to understand.

As we enter the next phase of living in the COVID-19 pandemic, four new rules have emerged when it comes to governing human behaviour.