Opinion

Life isn’t fun sitting on a strata council. I know because I’ve been elected to a few in my younger days and they were unpleasant.

The COVID-19 pandemic has emptied out roads like nothing Burnaby has ever seen. With the vast majority of Metro Vancouver residents either laid off or working from home, there is no such thing as the working week “rush hour.

Hospitals in B.C. are going to continue preparing for the worst even if some of the more drastic public health restrictions start to ease slightly next month. An extensive briefing by Health Minister Adrian Dix and provincial health officer Dr.

Elevator etiquette can be tricky at the best of times.

Editor: For the first time in my 33 years, I am paying to support an otherwise free source of information, and I encourage my fellow residents of Burnaby to do the same if they are able.

Trattoria Burnaby will now make their signature rustic Italian cuisine available for diners to enjoy at home with the launch of a new take-out food and drink menu available from noon to 9 p.m. seven days a week.

During this pandemic, it’s more important than ever to keep our stress levels under control. Anxious thoughts and feelings of overwhelm can pull us into negative stress states that are counterproductive for staying healthy.

Editor: Experts and scientists around the world are saying that this pandemic has been made possible due to global warming. They also say that more pandemics are likely if we continue to pump megatonnes of carbon into the atmosphere.

Due to the pandemic, we are seeing governments all over the world introducing financial and healthcare packages for their citizens.

As some provinces in Canada are beginning to show progress in flattening the curve , the next logical challenge is mitigating the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, while preparing for Canada’s economic recovery.