In an ideal world, people don’t selfishly antagonize their neighbours
All of us in Surrey need to ask ourselves if we are on the right side of the fight against COVID-19, or are we not
It’s hard to fault the palpable frustration of Metro Vancouver Transit Police
Voters don’t need toadies
You know, be considerate. Now, isn’t that a novel idea?
We all need to take this threat seriously
We all share a stake in helping humanity turn the page on this coronavirus. It’s a team effort
Ward system divvies up city into neighbourhoods with a council member representing an electoral region
Summer typically brings cautionary tales
When did a budget shortfall, or deficit, become an ‘unfavourable variance in program revenues?’
Now’s especially not the time for careless, unwise behaviour
By any objective standard, it should be a shortlist of two
This is not the stuff of transparency. Rather, it is opaque and anti-democratic
Strangers helping strangers reminds us none of us are really alone
It’s horrible to break into a school at any time, let alone during a pandemic, to steal equipment children need.
There needs to be a reckoning over Safe Surrey Coalition twitter post
Perhaps they have sound arguments for voting to approve this expenditure right now. Too bad they didn’t bother to express them
Who can honestly say this pandemic hasn’t messed with their head? But there are ways to fight the malaise
Disjointed game schedule adds to player safety issues and participation burnout
It’s patently absurd to expect small children to understand, let alone adhere to, social distancing when so many adults have proven themselves incapable of doing the same
