Opinion

'As B.C. cases surge, it’s time to make masks mandatory in all indoor settings'

The fall garlic -planting mission has always been accompanied by a prayer, of sorts. An atheistic kind, largely faithless: “OK then, do your thing.

One of the major talking points in the outdoor community this year was an impending gear shortage. Travel plans were scrapped, the open air of the outdoors beckoned and CERB payments were deployed on equipment and apparel.

Shortly after my now-wife and I started dating, she had a dream (nightmare?) that I wrote a regular column called “In Case You Missed It” in which I would run down in great detail my own life’s minutiae with zero care taken to makin

I was a bit disappointed reading the Resort Municipality of Whistler’s (RMOW) many, many caveats for where masks are not required in public facilities (“Masks to be made mandatory in all RMOW facilities,” Pique , Oct. 22).

Well, that was both a remarkable election while also being unsurprising. To be honest, in some strange way, I feel Dr. Bonnie Henry won it.

Somehow, the provincial election this past month seemed, well, boring. Predictable. Revoltingly self-serving in its origins, numbing in its progression towards an end surprising no one.

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.