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Opinion: Gateway better since convenience store closure

Opinion: Gateway better since convenience store closure

The Gateway has seen a noticeable improvement in safety, cleanliness and no big groups of users hanging around many of the businesses in the area.
Citizen poll results: Do you support a human rights inquiry into police use of force in BC?

Citizen poll results: Do you support a human rights inquiry into police use of force in BC?

The poll ran from January 30 to February 9. Of the 794 votes, we can determine that 438 are from within the community.
Rob Shaw: Can young blood revive BC United?

Rob Shaw: Can young blood revive BC United?

Gordon Campbell offers endorsement as United unveils new candidates
Editorial: Balancing curbs on porn with a right to privacy

Editorial: Balancing curbs on porn with a right to privacy

How are users to verify their age in a manner that is reliable, yet does not contemplate a major invasion of privacy?
Citizen poll results: Are you worried that the drought conditions seen across B.C. will contribute to more wildfires this summer?

Citizen poll results: Are you worried that the drought conditions seen across B.C. will contribute to more wildfires this summer?

The poll ran from January 29 to February 8. Of the 898 votes, we can determine that 513 are from within the community.
Adrian Raeside cartoon: Checking out what Canada has to offer

Adrian Raeside cartoon: Checking out what Canada has to offer

James Steidle: ‘Wasting money seems to be one thing our city is great at’

James Steidle: ‘Wasting money seems to be one thing our city is great at’

City taxes are going up 6.78 percent, part of a 20 percent increase over the past four years.   
Citizen poll results: Do you believe the federal government's use of the Emergencies Act to break up the Freedom Convoy protests was reasonable?

Citizen poll results: Do you believe the federal government's use of the Emergencies Act to break up the Freedom Convoy protests was reasonable?

The poll ran from January 26 to February 7. Of the 1,121 votes, we can determine that 574 are from within the community.
Citizen poll results: Do you support Prince George city council's decision to increase property taxes by 6.78 percent?

Citizen poll results: Do you support Prince George city council's decision to increase property taxes by 6.78 percent?

The poll ran from January 26 to February 6. Of the 1,007 votes, we can determine that 569 are from within the community.
Rob Shaw: Score-settling on the minds of some as Selina Robinson turfed from cabinet

Rob Shaw: Score-settling on the minds of some as Selina Robinson turfed from cabinet

Premier calls former post-secondary minister’s dismissive remarks no small ‘screw-up’