B.C. Health Officer Bonnie Henry’s decision to spare churches the obligation of vaccine passports is a small mercy, I suppose. B.C.’s introduction of vaxports, or “vaccine cards” as the government … Continued
Have you had your vaccine yet? We can’t escape this question, and if the rest of the country follows the example of our nation’s foremost universities, those who remain unvaccinated … Continued
My daughters were having a conversation one day and admitted that they didn’t know how they could ever be mothers because – wait for it! – they didn’t think they … Continued
“You mean you are going to have another kid?” “Yes,” said Mr. and Mrs. Randall. (Excerpt from A New Baby, one of the stories I wrote at eight years of … Continued
One of those movies that is significantly less enjoyable to watch than to mull over afterwards, The Green Knight is not at all the High Middle Ages action flick the marketing … Continued
23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B First Reading: Is 35:4-7 Second Reading: Jas 2:1-5 Gospel Reading: Mk 7:31-37 The theme of this Sunday’s Readings is “Be opened.” In the … Continued
St. Thomas Aquinas and the Greek philosopher Aristotle recognized there are three kinds of friendships: friendships of pleasure, friendships of utility, and friendships of the good. Aristotle observed that both … Continued
A federal election has been called for Sept. 20, two years before the nominal deadline. In the current circumstances, this places a heavy burden on Canadian voters, particularly for those … Continued
It was good to read a letter that detailed some of the aspects about the residential schools issue reasonably accurately. However, in the last printed letter, the writer declares the … Continued
While this very newspaper was on a two-week break from publication, a milestone anniversary passed by, largely unnoticed outside of a small circle of writers in the technology sector. I’m … Continued