This is the last post of the Daily COVID Neighbourhood Blog, so I thought it only fitting to pass on some thank-yous. First thanks to...

So here we are, the blog is coming up on two years with over 600 posts. I have decided to wind it down on its anniversary, March 16th...

I seem to recall hearing a phrase many years ago something along the lines of: Farmers go hungry in the spring, or Farmers mostly...

In the last while the blog has been focussing more on COVID than on the Neighbourhood, so a change today! Trust you are all doing well....

Earlier in the week we talked about the opportunity afforded us this spring to step away from many of our COVID measures. If you have...

As has been talked about for the last month, probably half of all Canadians will be infected with Omicron by the end of January, meaning...

While it took a little while, it looks like BC is starting to move in the right direction concerning Omicron. Here is the latest...

I guess today is not technically the shortest day, it is just that the Winter Solstice has the shortest number of potential hours of...

No, I am not referring to the holiday season I am talking about bear bells. Due to COVID travel restrictions, many more people in urban...

Who'da thought some twenty months ago, when things started to get serious here in Canada, that I'd still be at it. It has been quite a...

While this stuff does not usually make headlines there continue to be stories and issues concerning animals and COVID. We first touched...

One of the greatest assets of our neighbourhood is how close we are to nature, both Burnaby Lake and Mountain. The proximity of these...

Yes, Cherry Blossom season is here again. Whether this flower of the spring represents the fleeting nature of life, means a time of...

In case you missed the chance in December to see the DuPlessis Christmas display ( Thought of the Day - December 4 - 'tis the Season )...

We are pausing our regularly scheduled broadcast to bring you this special bulletin: Blogger realizes he sometimes forgets the...

One of the keys to getting our economy restarted is to increase demand for domestic products. While more than half of the products...

Even before COVID, local restaurants were few and far between. The SoHo sports bar is still vacant, scenic Horizons restaurant closed at...

Well, physical distancing and border restrictions or no, the movie industry is back in full swing here in Hollywood North as part of...

With the Phase III reopening (ahead of Phase IV mass gatherings, live audience sports, international tourists etc.) public attractions...

If you have been down to Burnaby Lake in the past couple of months you have probably noticed the increase in Canada Geese this year. The...