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Linda Silas: Canada is failing our health-care workers

The Public Health Agency of Canada needs to immediately require airborne precautions for all those caring for patients with suspected and confirmed COVID-19.

Abby Deshman: COVID-19 fines will likely make pandemic worse

Those already struggling to pay rent, find a job, or buy groceries—issues that disproportionately affect racialized communities—are doubly punished by fines.

Rabbi Dan Moskovitz: Climate action is an act of faith

The senior rabbi at Temple Shalom says that it's essential to take actions to prevent a climate catastrophe, even if this may be expensive or inconvenient.

Jonathan Simon: Why advocates for election integrity should resist the temptation to hitch a ride with Trump

The author of CODE RED maintains that Trump is using the courts to delay certification of the votes so he can steal the election with the help of friendly state legislatures or...

Philippe Sutter: Tribute to a hero—remembering George Chow

France recognized his sacrifices by bestowing upon him the Légion d’Honneur, the country's highest distinction.

Andy Kang-I Chen: Support Taiwan's inclusion in World Health Assembly for a better postpandemic era

It's an amazing record—more than 200 days without a single COVID-19 infections and a death rate of just 0.03 per 100,000 from the novel coronavirus.

Muneesh Sharma and Madi Kennedy: Time for B.C. to pick up the pace on building retrofits

By Muneesh Sharma and Madi Kennedy

Kenny Zhang: Jocelyn Wong paints a mural featuring an inclusive love

Love all Your Neighbours can be found in the heart of Marpole.

A father mourns his daughter, a victim of the opioid crisis and fentanyl dealers

It’s not the users who are the problem—it’s the people who sell it. They are the true monsters of our society.

Could Deepa Mehta's Funny Boy be Canada’s answer to the Academy Awards?

The Canadian director's newest film will be released on Netflix on December 10.