It's been six years since Elizabeth Barnes' diagnosis of breast cancer — around the same time her brother was diganosed. In this First Person column, she writes about trying to cope with the trauma of the treatment and his death.
Her daughter was killed in the blast at an Ottawa tanker plant. Now the family is grieving her death tooEvacuation orders alerts issued for properties south of Smithers B.C. due to wildfireRCMP arrest two women repatriated to Canada from Syria seek peace bondsWhere the federal government has been spending your money on social mediaI moved to a small town on northern Vancouver Island for a job. I didn't expect it to become home
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