Opinion

Editor: Congratulations Mr. Fin Donnelly. You won my riding (of Coquitlam-Burke Mountain). I didn’t vote for you, but you got the job so now I would like you to prove me wrong.

They say “snitches get stitches.” Well, with COVID-19, snitches will get a (virtual) hug from me.

There was a lot of tap dancing from provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry and Health Minister Adrian Dix on Monday about the issue of wearing masks as COVID-19 cases in B.C. continue to set dubious records. B.C.

Keep calm and carry on. That might be the best advice for everyone in the wake of Saturday’s provincial election. While the campaigning is over, the counting is far from finished.

The Editor, RE: “Confucius Inst. rebrand a myopic ‘sleight of hand,’” (The Tri-City News, Thursday, Oct.22) In SD43, the Confucius Institute has been renamed, removing the “Confucius” and now being called the Chinese Language and Culture Institute.

Editor: Re: Woman arrested with large steak knife , NOW News Thank you for sharing the information about Burnaby RCMP late morning on October 21 arresting, under our Mental Health Act, a woman on Kingsway in the Metrotown area carrying a large steak

Our knowledge of COVID-19 and how it spreads continues to evolve. Now that we’ve entered our second wave, let’s clear up four endemic COVID confusions.

The recent provincial election realigned the political landscape like rarely before, but it is far from clear whether the changes will be lasting.

You’ve probably heard about contact tracing and how vital it is to helping stop the spread of COVID-19.

Two recent arrests by the Burnaby RCMP are showing once again that many criminals are dumb and that the need for a good night’s sleep is important.