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We face risk every day, aware of it or not. Some risk we can manage or mitigate by acting intelligently and wearing safety goggles and seatbelts, or using a ladder instead of a chair to change a high lightbulb.

Better to be accused of聽overreacting Re: 鈥淎 feeling that we are killing the patient to cure the disease,鈥� editorial March 25. You are correct in saying that we do not know enough about this disease.

Residential parking rules seem unfair I read with interest a letter to the editor which questioned the need for residential parking.

Grocery clerk helps in聽difficult situation On Sunday morning, I left early to do my week鈥檚 shopping at Thrifty Foods in James Bay. There was an orderly line of people waiting to enter and I was kept less than five minutes.

Single-use shopping bags are making a comeback First, the politicians want to ban single-use bags and force everybody to carry reusable bags. Now. stores are banning reusable bags and insisting on single-use bags.

Taxpayers should not bail out corporations It is an insult to most Canadians that our government is discussing bailing out the stock market and major corporations. Wealthy folks play the stock market. Poor folks play the lottery.

Take these actions to聽stabilize incomes In order to raise the needed revenue to stabilize the incomes of everyone affected by the consequences of the virus, I would suggest the following measures be taken by the federal government.

Through all of this, let鈥檚 stay human Yesterday at a large grocery store I watched as every second customer seemed to be leaving with armfuls of toilet paper.

We should further restrict community gatherings Dr. Bonnie Henry communicating community transmission risk as public gatherings of a particular number of people (i.e., 250, now reduced to 50) at a given moment is incomplete.

Moving in and then complaining Moving next to a long established speedway and complaining about the noise is like moving next to a farm and complaining about the smell or an airport and complaining about the planes.