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Omicron variant saps confidence that worst of pandemic is over

Omicron variant saps confidence that worst of pandemic is over

Just under half of Canadians believe COVID-19 will not worsen, while one-third are not optimistic about outlook, poll finds.
Proposed city parking fees panned by most Metro Vancouver drivers

Proposed city parking fees panned by most Metro Vancouver drivers

Only 28% think charging a fee to drivers who park on residential streets overnight is a good idea, while 64% think it is a bad idea, poll finds.
Majority of Canadians continue to support boycott of Beijing Winter Games

Majority of Canadians continue to support boycott of Beijing Winter Games

Support for a boycott of the China’s Winter Olympics stands at 56%, a proportion unchanged since August, poll finds.
NHL continues to be a fan favourite in Canada’s pro sports rankings

NHL continues to be a fan favourite in Canada’s pro sports rankings

No other professional league matches the momentum of the National Hockey League across the country.
Opinion: Thank you to all commercial drivers

Opinion: Thank you to all commercial drivers

'Resiliency and innovation are what the commercial transportation industry is built on'
Opinion: Yes, I cried when my child got her COVID-19 vaccine. This is why.

Opinion: Yes, I cried when my child got her COVID-19 vaccine. This is why.

One reporter mom's response to those who ask: Why are you crying over a jab?
Jack Knox: How bad is it? Other Canadians feel sorry for us

Jack Knox: How bad is it? Other Canadians feel sorry for us

Poll highlights deep e-commerce age gap

Poll highlights deep e-commerce age gap

71% of those 55 and over prefer to buy things in person, compared with only 39% of Canada’s youngest adults.
Canadians think drivers are getting better, poll finds

Canadians think drivers are getting better, poll finds

Proportion of Canadians who say drivers in their municipality are worse than five years ago drops to 30% from 47% in 2019.
Opinion: Emergencies overshadow new B.C. legislation

Opinion: Emergencies overshadow new B.C. legislation

For the first time in about 20 months, the B.C. legislature opens its doors to the public this week, just as the politicians have headed home until next February.