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Being better allies to those different from us

Being better allies to those different from us

Juno and Umbrella Academy fame Canadian actor Elliot Page, revealed through a social media post last week that he is a transgender person.
Breaking taboo and silence around miscarriages —need of the hour

Breaking taboo and silence around miscarriages —need of the hour

Last week, when Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex revealed of her miscarriage in a personal essay, it was not only revealing of the deep pain and grief that she went through, but also revealing of the fact that there is still a long way to go before the world accepts that miscarriages are normal and accepts women’s right to grieve.
Need prominence given to facts than misinformation

Need prominence given to facts than misinformation

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Choosing the validity of one form of expression over other —is it fair?

Choosing the validity of one form of expression over other —is it fair?

When social media usage to take political stands first became popular, a lot of people, news outlets started quoting these as a way of reporting. I used to think it was lazy reporting and unnecessary to give some of these opinions a plaform, until I joined in and actually witnessed first-hand just how important it is to take note of what goes on in the virtual world.
LETTER: Teachers union encourages culture of mask wearing in B.C. schools

LETTER: Teachers union encourages culture of mask wearing in B.C. schools

BCTF President Teri Mooring asks parents to talk with children about wearing masks in school
LETTER: Together, for a brighter future for all British Columbians

LETTER: Together, for a brighter future for all British Columbians

‘Time and time again, British Columbians have shown resolve and strength in coming together’
A letter from your trusted family physicians and nurse practitioners

A letter from your trusted family physicians and nurse practitioners

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Are you disposing your masks properly?

Are you disposing your masks properly?

When the pandemic was just starting, the lockdowns suddenly seemed like a boon for earth where there were fewer vehicles on the roads, very few flights polluting the skies and hardly any ships disturbing the waters. There were surges in rare bird and animal sightings out in the open and it felt like the earth was getting some time to heal while us humans healed ourselves by staying indoors.
GUEST COLUMN: COVID-19 masks mandatory in B.C., but not everywhere

GUEST COLUMN: COVID-19 masks mandatory in B.C., but not everywhere

Orders require them where necessary, Provincial Health Officer says
What’s happening with travel and quarantine?

What’s happening with travel and quarantine?

While the US Election is a hot button topic right now, there is more written on it than we have the time and energy to consume and so I want to focus on something different, more local today.
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