Opinion

I’m still working from home, but many people have been forced back to their offices for various reasons. That means people are back into enclosed spaces with others for long hours, which makes things harder to distance.

Burnaby residents may soon have more detail about where COVID-19 transmission is taking place in the region after one of B.C.’s top doctors admitted people need more information to make better decisions about their health. Dr.

We’ve been hearing more and more about clusters of COVID-19 cases stemming from weddings, funerals and other large gatherings. Many of these clusters have occurred in Fraser Health, which includes Burnaby, New Westminster and the Tri-Cities.

I’ve been working from home since March and when I’m out for a daily walk I notice that all of my Burnaby neighbourhood’s parking has disappeared during the day.

You tell a lot about people by examining how they react to something terrible. COVID-19 is a perfect example because so many emails from people have listed this as an excuse for various incidents of bad behaviour.

November is National Diabetes Awareness Month

While the BC NDP waits patiently to return to full-government mode, the BC Liberals are beginning a long stay in the political wilderness.

I’ve been hard on Burnaby Coun. Colleen Jordan in the past – most recently in this blog about a decision to block a new cannabis store for dubious reasons. But I’ll give credit where it is due and Jordan deserves credit.

Cyclists from Burnaby and those who ride through Burnaby love making fun of the city for its efforts on bike lanes. And for good reason.

A few months ago, I wrote this in a column : “Rule No. 1 when you’re expressing an opinion should probably be “don’t ever compare something with Nazis and the Holocaust.