The disturbing discovery of the remains of 215 First Nations children at a former Residential School in BC has upset many people around the world. But the Missing Children were already a disturbing part of our Canadian history.

What are you hoping to hear from Premier Iain Rankin and Doctor Strang? Some of the restrictions are expected to be lifted soon after the third wave of Coronavirus in Nova Scotia. What's on your menu?

It's hard not to see the effect the public health orders have had on slowing the current spread of Coronavirus. But it's also understandable that some self-starters are seeing a different threat from the lockdown.

An opinion poll from the Angus Reid Institute suggests most of us would agree to a vaccine passport for travelling internationally and between the US and Canada. But what is less clear is a consensus on mandatory vaccines for public events and even your current work space. I'm not alone when I say I miss live entertainment.

COVID-19 hit close to home with a friend announcing he's in hospital and is being treated. While Asif Illyas recovers, he wants more protection for front line workers who are helping others, but putting their own families at risk.

Mental health statistics will tell us there are many who are struggling right now. And the hardest thing to know is that there are people who aren't able to ask for the help they need.

It doesn't have the same snap as Stephen McNeil's catchphrase of "Stay the Blazes Home". But Doctor Strang isn't fooling around when it comes to the Victoria Day long weekend and the spread of COVID-19.

We're learning asymptomatic testing and the severe restrictions are playing a part in slowing the spread of COVID-19 in this third wave. And not all lessons are easy to learn.

Huge container ships and a spirited sign war. What can we find when we stop our doom-scrolling?

A year ago today, we were also in a pandemic lock down. And it's hard to believe it was also the day we lost Captain Jennifer Casey.