Opinion

Editor: There have been reports that because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Justin Trudeau is saying his government won’t be able to end boil water advisories.

Well, Halloween is here soon - we just have to survive the B.C. election first. And while the U.S. election campaign has been scary enough, others will want to add a little more fear into their lives.

The BC Liberal party sent out a comical press release this weekend, demanding that John Horgan and the NDP answer questions around their Surrey-White Rock candidate’s views.

A former editor once told me to never write while angry and so I decided to wait a few days before assembling this column.

Ironically, in the past week, Donald Trump has been inadvertently educating the public about COVID-19. The president has been criticized for downplaying and mismanaging the spread of COVID-19 in his country.

Have you seen the movie Mad Max: Fury Road? Well, something that felt like a scene from it played out on a Burnaby road recently. In the movie, a semi-trailer tries to fend off vehicles trying to stop it.

You love your family, right? Well, if you don’t have a will made out then you aren’t showing them much love. Oct. 4 to 10 is Make-a-Will Week in British Columbia.

The televised leaders’ debate may not determine the election result, but it will likely play a critical role in the election. The Oct.

We’ve all seen what has happened in areas where anti-maskers rule the day. In America’s “Heartland” states, cases are spreading like wildfire as their governors refuse to make masks mandatory, or enforce city orders.

Editor: I’d like to know who the ding-dong was who decided it was a good idea to put scent into hand sanitizers? Not just an ordinary scent, either - it’s an atomic scent. It’s a scent you can’t wash off with ordinary soap and water.