When they're trapped in a bubble you can pop it to kill them. If you're unaware of Bubble Bobble, it's a single-screen platform game where you play as a cute dragon who traps enemies in bubbles you've shot out of your gob. but sat at the top of this whimsical arcadey pile will always be Bubble Bobble. Rainbow Islands, New Zealand Story, Pac Land, Sky Kid. There's a pool of classic arcade games that have stood the test of time for me, and by that I mean I have just as much fun when I'm playing them now as I did back in the day. Rob Shaw has spent more than 13 years covering BC politics, now reporting for CHEK News and writing for The Orca.We find ourselves making games with a score attack mechanics because we both love classic arcade games. ItвЂ™s clear the moronic anti-vax protesters arenвЂ™t going anywhere if anything, they are becoming emboldened with the lack of penalties.Д«C should give itself room in the law to add new areas as they are targeted, like Remembrance Day sites, to protect the public, healthcare workers, and now veterans, from being harassed by aggressive anti-vax fools.

Still, the idea is likely to sail through the legislature with support from the other parties, so the government still has time. ThereвЂ™s now only two weeks left in the session, and the bill is nowhere to be seen. Solicitor General Mike Farnworth repeated the pledge when the legislature opened its fall session in October. Premier John Horgan said BC would move forward with the idea in September. ItвЂ™s not entirely clear whatвЂ™s taking the BC government so long. SaskatchewanвЂ™s law would create protection zones 50 metres from hospitals and health care sites, making it illegal for the next two years for anyone to harass workers, block ambulances and do other ridiculous things you wouldnвЂ™t think you have to spell out in legislation вЂ“ but yet here we are in 2021. Other provinces have moved ahead quickly with their bubble zone protections, including Nova Scotia, Quebec, Alberta (in a different way) and most recently Saskatchewan on Nov. Kelowna RCMP said they are investigating, but the tools available to police вЂ“ public mischief charges, or uttering threats, for example вЂ“ donвЂ™t quite match the repugnant nature of whatвЂ™s happening. Without such a law, idiot protesters are apparently able to scare and upset vulnerable kids and seniors with few penalties. The government should add veterans to that list, to protect Remembrance Day ceremonies in the future. The BC government has pledged to introduce some sort of bubble zone legislation that would make it illegal to protest outside of certain locations, to prevent the intimidation of children and health care workers. Some people, including elderly veterans with medals pinned to their chest, tried to confront the anti-vax crew, but the lead woman just kept shouting into the microphone, according to a video of the event posted by local news site KelownaNow.Д«ut it fits into a larger trend weвЂ™ve seen of anti-vax protesters targeting sensitive locations to try and garner publicity вЂ“ elementary schools, health care sites, and hospital emergency rooms, to name a few. They were all upset,вЂќ one witness told CBC News.

Some of them were crying, some were yelling. вЂњAll of a sudden we heard a lot of booing and screaming and commotion, and then we saw veterans вЂ¦ storming out. WhatвЂ™s the holdup?ДЄnti-vax protesters crashing a Remembrance Day ceremony in Kelowna is another wake-up call to the BC government that it needs to introduce a robust вЂњbubble zoneвЂќ law as quickly as possible.Дozens of people opposed to vaccine mandates interrupted a ceremony at KelownaвЂ™s city cenotaph on Remembrance Day, infuriating local residents and veterans who were there to pay their respects to fallen soldiers. Rob Shaw: The NDP promised a bubble zone law in September вЂ“ but yesterday, protesters ruined a Remembrance Day ceremony.

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