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Wishful thinking won't get us out of COVID-19

A visualization of the COVID-19 virus. Photo by: iSO-FORM LLC Are we still in a pandemic? My logical brain says yes, yes we are. Several...

Pandemic Diary: Busting some COVID-19 myths

First, a personal update: I’m now on day eight of my ten-day COVID-19 quarantine and, other than a very, very minor bit of head and...

Pandemic Diary: When COVID gets personal

If there was ever a reason to reactivate Pandemic Diary, this must be it. I have COVID-19. I tested positive on Saturday. I have...

Pandemic Diary Week 68: The end of an era

B.C. Premier John Horgan (left) and Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry announced the province is moving to stage three this week....

Pandemic Diary Week 62: Don’t travel, get vaccinated

Premier John Horgan, Health Minister Adrian Dix and Chief Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry provide an update on COVID-19 on May...

Pandemic Diary Week 58: COVID flexes its global muscles

B.C.'s Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry gives one of her twice-weekly COVID-19 reports. (Photo: BC government) B.C. has been...

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Tracy Sherlock is a freelance journalist based in Vancouver. She worked as a reporter and editor at the Vancouver Sun until 2017 and served as education beat reporter and books editor. She has also worked in community papers and as a web editor. Tracy has received the Jack Webster Award, B.C.’s top journalism prize, and received a citation of merit for the Michener Award, a national journalism award for public service journalism.

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