Wood pellets exports double
Nearly $500K for car crash
Mounties won't be charged
Minister defends right to bail
Vise grips as steering wheel
$36M for vaccine injury 
Historic Trump hearing 
Car insurance fuels inflation
Santos ends comeback bid
Metro sales edged higher
Retail sales slip 
Rogers Q1 profit down 
Warriors snakebitten in loss
Iginla off to Europe
Rockets ink prospect
Perry teams with Lu Kala
Megan denies harassment
Swift ‘one of the family’
A man holds a party and gets jailed for breaking provincial health orders. The judge of that case warns all British Columbians that if they hold a party, and a person that attended that party dies of Covid the host may face a manslaughter charge.
We are constantly reminded of the “other health emergency," the opioid crisis. Why are drug dealers not charged with manslaughter when the drugs they sell are killing thousands of people? That doesn’t make the scales of justice appear to balanced to me, they appear to have a slant of hypocrisy underpinned by another case of Covid fear mongering.
Peter Kane
