COVID-19

Michael Taube: It looks like a viable COVID vaccine might be just over the horizon. Politicians are avoiding the uncomfortable subject of what to do if some people refuse it.

Normally, Jody Vance is a purist – Christmas lights and decorations in December only. This year? Hit the switch.

Too sweet! From election post-mortem-o-rama, to COVID fatigue, to....'90s wrestling? This week's Hotstove is full of surprises.

Ada Slivinski: In order to bend the infection rate down, people are asked to stay alone, and isolate. But to avoid one danger, they risk walking right into another.

Jody Vance: ‘It’s not brain surgery, it’s so that brain surgeries can continue.’

To some, it's an example of The Golden Rule. A more secular perspective calls it the ethic of reciprocity. Either way, Peter Menzies says it’s the ultimate social no-brainer.

There's light at the end of the tunnel - but make no mistake, the tunnel is long. dark, and cold.

The bad news is someone in Jody Vance’s family had to go to the Emergency Room…in a pandemic. The good news is BC has an excellent heath care system.

The race is on...albeit with no horses. Yet. Regardless, let's assess the horses.

Suzanne Anton: A recent BC Supreme Court ruling on masks in schools underlines how quickly things change.