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Turning the corner on the pandemic?

It’s been almost a year since the World Health Organization declared a COVID-19 pandemic, and since that time there have been 112 million global cases, along with 2.47 million deaths.

Peter Epp February 25, 2021 Opinion

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Working together on vaccines

Let’s assume Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is telling the truth when he says that despite current shortages, Canada is going to get six million doses of COVID-19 vaccines over the next seven weeks, up to the end of March.

Submitted February 19, 2021 Opinion

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Acknowledge few cases, but remain diligent

Ontario tallied only 847 cases on Feb. 17 – a high number compared to a year ago, but a very low number compared to where we were a month ago.

Kathleen Smith February 18, 2021 Opinion

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Postmedia Staff February 17, 2021 Editorial

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Trusting it will end

Living through a pandemic has been a trial by fire type of experience. Adjusting along the way, people, politicians, epidemiologists and health professionals have either declared safety measures to mitigate the transmission of COVID-19, or have established rules that are to be followed.

Kathleen Smith February 11, 2021 Opinion

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Kathleen Smith February 10, 2021 Opinion

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Lockdown shouldn’t include thoughtful opinio

Canadians are living through a period of incredible upheaval. Businesses are closed, activities are shut down and people are told to stay in their homes.

Submitted February 4, 2021 Opinion

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COVID-19 flights need to stop

How many times did we hear at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic a year ago from the federal government that restricting international air travel and imposing mandatory quarantines on incoming passengers to Canada would be ineffective and perhaps even racist?

Submitted January 29, 2021 Opinion

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Bad behaviour means rising COVID cases

More than one-third of Ontarians aren’t respecting public health measures meant to curb the spread of COVID-19. How many deaths will it take to get their attention?

Submitted January 15, 2021 Opinion

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Trump’s legacy defined in one day

President Donald Trump has failed in spectacular fashion to recognize he lost the 2020 election. He hasn’t yet conceded to president-elect Joseph Biden. Indeed, Trump has since Nov. 3 been on a relentless campaign to reverse his loss. He has turned to the court and political systems, and has even asked election commissioners in at least one key state to “find votes.”

Peter Epp January 8, 2021 Opinion

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Finance minister breaks trust with Ontario

The biggest lie to emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic is the idea that “We’re all in this together”.

Peter Epp December 30, 2020 Opinion

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Feds flip-flop on restricting air travel

If the discovery of a new, reportedly more contagious strain of COVID-19 in the United Kingdom is serious enough for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government to restrict incoming air travel from the U.K., why not restrict all air travel?

Submitted December 24, 2020 Opinion

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Vigilant until the last dose is delivered

Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus. It’s the arrival and rollout of the first COVID-19 vaccines in Canada this week. It’s the gift most everyone wants.

Submitted December 18, 2020 Opinion

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Virus won’t take a break for Christmas

Safety measures have been established by public health agencies since the pandemic was declared in mid-March. And those measures have been followed by most of the people for most of the time.

Kathleen Smith December 11, 2020 Opinion

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Virus won’t take a break for Christmas

Safety measures have been established by public health agencies since the pandemic was declared in mid-March. And those measures have been followed by most of the people for most of the time.

Postmedia Staff December 10, 2020 Opinion

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Virus won’t take a break for Christmas

Safety measures have been established by public health agencies since the pandemic was declared in mid-March. And those measures have been followed by most of the people for most of the time.

Kathleen Smith December 10, 2020 Opinion

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Stronger together - support local

As everyone begins Christmas shopping, I feel the need to remind everyone to shop locally as much as possible this year – especially this year.

Hannah MacLeod November 26, 2020 Editorial

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What more can we do for our health?

Canada’s top public health officials have been eager and ready during this pandemic to offer Canadians a long list of things they should not do.

Submitted November 20, 2020 Editorial

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Following COVID protocol is the easiest way to make a difference this holiday season

I was reading a post on Facebook the other day that really concerned me, what with the rising number of COVID-19 cases.

Hannah MacLeod November 20, 2020 Editorial

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Christmas lights vs. Remembrance Day

Is it disrespectful to have your Christmas lights up before Remembrance Day has happened? I don’t think it is, even after looking into the reasoning of both sides.

Hannah MacLeod November 6, 2020 Editorial

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Are our borders COVID-19 secured?

No matter how vigorously restaurants and gyms maintain COVID-19 safety protocols; they can’t control people arriving in Canada from outside our borders.

Submitted November 6, 2020 Editorial

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Freedom’s price always comes with a price

The spectre of war is far removed from Canadians today.

Postmedia Staff November 5, 2020 Editorial

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Commercial development planned for north end of Lucan

LUCAN BIDDULPH – A large commercial development is proposed for the northernmost portion of Lucan off Highway 4.

Scott Nixon October 30, 2020 Editorial

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How polio has been almost vanquished

While the world grapples with COVID-19, of containing the virus and developing a vaccine, it’s useful to look at another virus and how its impact on humanity has been almost eradicated.

Peter Epp October 30, 2020 Editorial

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Are our borders COVID-19 secured?

No matter how vigorously restaurants and gyms maintain COVID-19 safety protocols; they can’t control people arriving in Canada from outside our borders.

Postmedia Staff October 29, 2020 Editorial

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Exeter, Grand Bend and area Editorial | Exeter Lakeshore Times Advance

Turning the corner on the pandemic?

Working together on vaccines

Acknowledge few cases, but remain diligent

Working together on vaccines

Trusting it will end

Latest Videos

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Trusting it will end

Lockdown shouldn’t include thoughtful opinio

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COVID-19 flights need to stop

Bad behaviour means rising COVID cases

Trump’s legacy defined in one day

weather (Exeter)

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LOCAL SPOTLIGHT

Finance minister breaks trust with Ontario

Feds flip-flop on restricting air travel

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Vigilant until the last dose is delivered

Virus won’t take a break for Christmas

Virus won’t take a break for Christmas

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Stronger together - support local

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