Opinion

Dear Editor, I know these times are not easy for anyone. People are worried about families and friends, money, job security and providing the essentials at home.

As it has for many others, COVID-19 presented new challenges for the staff, board, and women of Charlford House Society for Women in Burnaby. In the past couple of weeks, the health guidelines have become stricter each day.

This morning I went out for a long walk in the rain because it’s calming and necessary after weeks being cooped up in my apartment on Burnaby Mountain.

At first blush, Justin Trudeau’s announcement Friday to subsidize employee wages got the principle dead right, but the application dead wrong.

Tri-City News journalist Mario Bartel and family, while in COVID-19 quarantine, make a run for the border after a trip to the freezer looking for foodstuffs

What if we’d done this sooner? B.C. kicked up the level of emergency several notches Thursday by announcing plans for more major interventions in the economy and more restrictions to protect public health.

A letter to the prime minister and B.C.’s premier from nurses calls for even more action to battle the COVID-19 pandemic

Social media for a journalist like me is both a blessing and a curse. I can’t take a break from social media because so much information and story ideas flow through Twitter and Facebook.

B.C. Premier John Horgan made an announcement today regarding a move that will protect renters during the COVID-19 crisis.

Okay, I’m kind of getting on to this…me, working at the dining room table, my husband upstairs at the desk in my son’s room.