Ode to 2020
It was the night before New YearsWire Service / December 29, 2020
Month: December 2020
B.C. COVID-19 vaccinations reach nearly 12,000 people
Moderna vaccines arrive, remote areas a priorityTom Fletcher / December 29, 2020
B.C. reports 74 COVID deaths over Christmas holiday break; total number of cases tops 50,000
The total number of COVID deaths in B.C. has reached 882Katya Slepian / December 29, 2020
Hazard tree removal from Cowichan River video goes viral
RiverQuest Charters owner and fishing guide Dave Gunn adds spectacular photos and…Sarah Simpson / December 29, 2020
Give your Christmas tree back to the wild by leaving it outside: nature conservancy
The trees can be a great benefit to local wildlifeWire Service / December 29, 2020
For Canada’s Olympic and Paralympic teams, 2020 a year of conviction and frustration
Canadian athletes also dealt with the frustration of lighter restrictions in other countriesThe Canadian Press / December 29, 2020
Trade union expansion a key goal for B.C. NDP in 2021
Union-only deals may extend to Massey crossing, othersTom Fletcher / December 29, 2020
Citizen should be ashamed for posting mask letter
May this live in your conscience forever.Wire Service / December 29, 2020
Okanagan mom rushed to Lower Mainland hospital with unborn baby
Just two days after Christmas, Tia’s water broke, but she’s not due until March 20Jennifer Smith / December 29, 2020
‘If not now, then when?’ COVID-19 spurs some Canadians to make big changes
Here are some of their storiesThe Canadian Press / December 29, 2020
Snapshot: Avalanche rolls over snowshed tunnel on Highway 1 east of Revelstoke
Structure protects Trans-Canada Highway following avalanche controlLachlan Labere / December 29, 2020
Fatality confirmed in Christmas Day fire in North Cowichan
BC Coroners Service is investigating death in early-morning blazeKevin Rothbauer / December 29, 2020
Thank you for helping man in wheelchair in the snow
I use a wheelchair and the sidewalks had not yet been cleared of snow or iceWire Service / December 29, 2020
Letter another generalized attack on conservatism
In short, this was just another diatribe against conservatismWire Service / December 29, 2020
Human rights complaint filed over private change rooms for female BC Ferries engineers
BC Ferries, union rep still in discussionsNina Grossman / December 29, 2020
Human Rights Tribunal dismisses kosher meal complaint from Okanagan inmate
Tribunal determines the inmate failed to provide any evidence he should be served kosher mealsJesse Day / December 29, 2020
Important to get facts straight about religion
Point blank, it is important to have open and honest debate about everything in the BibleWire Service / December 29, 2020
BCHL teams can practise together following revised health-order
Junior ‘A’ league commissioner still hopeful a season can be staged this yearNick Greenizan / December 29, 2020
Vancouver Island long-distance runner looks to regain his stride after losing leg
Running on a blade, a puzzle not easily solvedTravis Paterson / December 29, 2020
Construction spending could rebound next year amid government support, report says
Government stimulus spending could help the construction industry find its footing next yearThe Canadian Press / December 29, 2020