There is no excuse to allow those from infected countries to keep coming to B.C.
Our way of life has always incorporated greater social distancing than most places around the world.
Thom encourages everyone to keep their sense of humour.
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MP for Kelowna-Lake Country Tracy Gray's latest column
From former MP Wayne Stetski
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I know that the price of gas is not the biggest concern at this time...
You can bet not one of those collecting these huge salaries have lost their job
The Town of Banff is reporting its unemployment rate is at 85 per cent
From reader John Northcott
Freelance writer Marcie Callewaert talks about her self-isolation in Ahousaht
It is hard to fault someone for being cautious, but I am writing to express my disappointment in so many recreational trail systems being closed to the public. I wonder whether the decision makers have considered that:we all need to get out and be active every day. It is crucial for our physical and mental health.most of the time we are on these trails, we are not just 2 metres from others - we are 20, 200 or even 2000 metres from other peoplegetting exercise outdoors is a mere fraction of the risk from infection of going to the grocery storethe more trails get closed, the more pressure is put on the remaining ones, and the closer contact between users.
Municipality must examine effect of pandemic on budget items
Regional District of Okanagan Similkameen board chair recognizes efforts and dedication
My peaceful walks with my very well-behaved dog are spoiled
Hello friends. How are we all doing? Most of us are now well into week two of social distancing, and it's harder for some of us than others.
Not a time to see ICBC shake its responsibilities to the people it says it is there to protect
The prime minister, and other politicians from all political parties are genuine in their efforts
