Opinion

Public health restrictions may have morphed into public health recommendations at the stroke March 15 but it will probably be a while before what was normal before COVID-19 feels normal given what the world has been through.

NATO’s non-reaction to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine feels similar to when Soviets were allowed to dominate smaller countries in earlier decades.

Letting city residents ask their elected officials questions without going through an approval process first is part of being accountable to voters.

Trained as a physician in Ukraine, Iryna Zubchenko worked as a health care aid after immigrating to Canada and coming to Thompson, before completing a bachelor of nursing degree at University College of the North.

Writer's column about Thompson getting a bad rap brought warm memories back to former resident now living in Winnipeg.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has parallels to the 2003 Iraq war.

Reducing the number of councillors in Thompson from eight to six is worthy of consideration but it doesn't make much difference from a financial perspective.

Thompson resident who grew up on a farm says the city has lots to offer despite its issues, which also exist in other communities.

Healthcare, road safety, education, and affordability among the key issues for NDP as Manitoba legislature resumes sitting.

Unless city can stop losing residents, cut taxes or a combination of both, life is bound to get more expensive for those who remain here.