This morning, my son and I went for a jog, which we do every Sunday morning. We jogged past the General Hospital pausing briefly to talk to a medical attendant who was taking a smoke break. Normally we don’t get downwind of smokers anyways, so our conversation
Read more →There are plenty of successes in our battle against disease already. We already know how to do this.
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The Cullen Commission began hearing from stakeholders, including the BC Real Estate Association, the federal government, and more than a dozen others as it begins to assess impacts of money laundering in the province.
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The Coronavirus is a family of viruses with spikes that look like a crown (thus “corona”) which the viruses use to attach to cells.
Read more →A recent Manulife survey result demonstrated Canadian Millennials are looking for financial advice through non-traditional platforms.
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Canadians across the country went to the polls Monday, Oct. 21 and gave Justin Trudeau another opportunity to lead Canada with a minority government.
Read more →Intentions to do something about it simmered in the back of my mind for most of the summer, so I was delighted to find a well-designed, 8.5 x 11 brochure from a window retail and installation company in the mail.
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More of our neighbours across Juan de Fuca Strait are discovering money they save by buying certain medications in Canada can offset, or even cover, the cost of a Victoria vacation.
Read more →Last year, Victoria’s mayor and council had the statue of Canada’s first prime minister, Sir John A. Macdonald, removed from City Hall and put into storage without any consultation from the citizens of Victoria.
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For a few days preceding and following, the sun’s relative position in the sky at noon does not appear to change much.
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