Opinion

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

Editor: A disturbing trend is starting to emerge. Maybe it's a poor coping mechanism people are using to deal with the pandemic.

Editor: Re: I feel anger when I see people not wearing masks , NOW letters Please define 'mask', please.

Editor: Over the past four months, we have been through a lot. We have been stuck at home. We have been physically distancing, sitting at home watching the COVID-19 infection and mortality statistics on television and various social media platforms.

Dear Editor , Whilst we salute our frontlines in all that they do and have done for us, the people of British Columbia/Richmond, we must specifically tip our hats to Dr.

A bicycle accident ended our ‘staycation’ and landed my husband in Royal Columbian Hospital for five days. Here’s what happened.

A commentary by a former deputy minister in 10 ministries under five premiers, who also ran his own small business for 20 years.

I didn’t come up with the headline for this blog all on my own. No, I cribbed it from the Downtown New Westminster Business Improvement Association, which has been busy profiling the members in their area.

Editor: Former American vice-president Hubert Humphrey proclaimed, “The moral test of government is how that government treats those who are in the dawn of life, the children; those who are in the twilight of life, the elderly; those who are in the s

Every evening at 7 p.m. since March, a young neighbour has inspired many of us to come out and make some noise to recognize and thank all the essential workers during these difficult, COVID-19 times.