We are five months into the Covid-19 pandemic, a period that is threatening to be the darkest since the second world war. And as in war, the world is engulfed in uncertainty. From the day it appeared, everything about it was shrouded in uncertainty, how it originated, how it is… Read More »No Certain End to Uncertainty
Last week, we learned that some stores in our city were finally allowed to open. Two days ago, I walked across the Johnson Street bridge for the first time in months. It’s always been my favorite route to town, one that I have taken hundreds of times. Yet on Wednesday… Read More »When Stores Open, Will We Be There?
The Coronavirus is here. Vancouver Island is not safe from the flu, after all. We didn’t expect it would be, but we hoped, just as humans everywhere, standing in the path of a threat, tend to do. Scientists, health authorities, and the media have all told us it was inevitable that the… Read More »One Hundred Years Later, The Flu Still Kills
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