Opinion

Enough already. Canadians, individually and collectively, have started to run out of tolerance for the restraints that we have accepted to date. There have been heroic efforts to identify and treat those who are ill.

I noticed that on Google last Tuesday, the caption was recognizing public transportation workers. It was a reminder to me that I wanted to commend the excellent bus service that I have experienced in recent years in St. Albert.

The generosity of St. Albertans shone this week as residents rallied together to support the food bank.

This virus has impacted everyone, and is going to financially impact families, employees (now unemployed), businesses, governments, municipalities for a long time how long no one knows at this time.

Dear Neighbours, Recently a letter to the editor was published titled “Selfish in St. Albert”. This letter attempts to paint citizens in opposition to the construction of multiple towers in Oakmont as selfish.

In a world where busy-ness is viewed as a symbol of success, one of the most overwhelming effects of the new COVID-19 reality is how to deal with something many of us have not experienced in a while: living in a world where time has slowed down.