Opinion

It is with great relief that Canada is starting to receive a vaccine for COVID-19.

Yo, ol’ jolly one.

The looming Christmas season will prove to be perhaps the most critical time of this pandemic

While I’m still finding my fitness groove for ski touring season, I always believe the best way to get some momentum is to throw myself into the deep end.

In Canada, we’re quick to favourably compare ourselves to our southern neighbours. COVID-19 caseloads may be at an all-time high here, but the U.S. situation is even more dire. Canada hasn’t managed to curb carbon emissions, but the U.S.

Medical science looks ready to accomplish what behavioural engineering couldn’t do — stop COVID-19 in its tracks.

BC Hydro’s cynical move to cancel an important lifeline program has the potential to put the most vulnerable customers at risk just when help is needed most.

It’s being called a shadow pandemic—as if it has just appeared on the horizon like COVID-19 did. But this has been part of my life and that of many of my friends, colleagues and indeed the Canadian population for decades and decades.

Throughout Canada and around the world, the second wave of COVID-19 is hitting hard. Over the next few months, governments will remain focused on addressing the largest public health emergency in recent memory.

The COVID-19 pandemic has been tough for everyone, but not in equal measure.