Opinion

We’ve seen some pretty inspiring stories about people in New Westminster pulling together to help others during the COVID-19 crisis.

Dear Editor, Re: “Former teacher addresses human trafficking at Richmond council,” Online, March 9 This article completely misrepresents and discredits me and my work/advocacy to raise awareness to the rapidly growing crime of human sex trafficking/s

Essential service workers in a broad list of categories are protected during the provincial pandemic emergency from liability for infecting others with COVID-19.

It was probably one of the more mundane things our prime minister said during his morning briefing to the nation earlier this week. Regardless, it’s what stuck with me.

A detailed plan was explained last week about how the entire hospital system is being reorganized on the fly to cope if a surge of pandemic cases arrives. It’s a sharp contrast to the B.C.

A new and popular television show is taking off in this province and the bare production values belie the fact that hundreds of people are behind its runaway success.

Editor: Re: Opposition to free parking for RCH staff called ‘selfish ,’ Record News I am a resident that would be impacted by the proposed initiative to share our street parking spaces.

We live in an extraordinary time with nearly everyone on this planet profoundly affected by the pandemic.

Dear Editor, Is this the Earth hitting the big reset button upon us? We’ve become a bloated species: over-populated, over-indulged, over-scheduled and over-travelled.

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