Opinion

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Regina – Another week passes and we haven’t shaken the worldwide pandemic known as COVID-19, which continues to assert its firm grasp on economies across the globe. We are officially in the thick of it.

The editor: As many constituents know, Parliament has now passed Bill C-13, the emergency legislation that provides support for Canadians affected by COVID-19.

Just before all of the fear regarding the COVID-19 virus erupted earlier this month, many in the community were looking forward to the traditional assortment of events and activities in mid-March that typically usher in the beginning of spring.

Cheers to all of the grocery store workers who have been going above and beyond, and putting up with unnecessary abuse from customers, during the past couple of weeks.

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The last week in Saskatchewan politics was about as chaotic as it can get. A state of emergency declaration, dozens of cases of COVID-19 and rising, and oh yeah, the budget that never was.

Editor’s note: Kirk LaPointe is publisher and editor-in-chief of Business in Vancouver and vice-president of editorial of Glacier Media. It is time for big decisions from governments of all sizes and stripes in Canada.

It would be foolish to attempt to try to ignore the ongoing pandemic, what with news of more cases, more deaths and more jaw-dropping information daily bombarding the media.