Opinion

In a bygone era (last summer) where you welcomed people to your home, Andrea Helleman shows up with a vintage hardcover vanity case, like a door-to-door salesperson of yore. But this is no Avon calling or Fuller Brush dude.

If you look at a forest top from above or below, you might see a pattern of nicely spaced pathways twisting between the trees. This phenomenon is known as "crown shyness.

We got this The COVID-19 situation has developed rapidly.

Yes, it is hard to physically distance ourselves from people. We are social beings and we are used to being able to hug each other, pal around in groups, go to the movies or dinner, or take off together to enjoy the outdoors.

When I wrote this column last week, I was still making jokes about the world ending.

Anyone who knows me knows I'm a t-shirt guy, favouring threads with provocative slogans. Conversation starters. I find some by accident, seek out others. One I haven't found but have contemplated printing would read: "F*ck the Economy.

Border should be closed to U.S.

There can be no doubt that we are living in a new reality. It feels like the very foundation of our community has been rocked and this has left us looking around for answers, guidance, and a path away from the abyss we're facing.

In the Shinto religion, there are 8,000,000 deities or kami .

A popular sign at climate marches reads, "System Change, Not Climate Change.