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Letter to the editor: History question

Letter to the editor: History question

Does anyone know when the old provincial government buildings on the former HBC lands, which made up the original Fort George Park (a BC Centennial project in 1957/58) and are now Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park - were torn down or moved?
Letter to the editor: Why burning outside school?

Letter to the editor: Why burning outside school?

Right now, there are a lot of angry people out there, in some cases for good reason, but that is no excuse to do something like this in public place where kids play.
Letter to the editor: Myron Sambad made a difference

Letter to the editor: Myron Sambad made a difference

My gratitude, respect and admiration for Myron Sambad's contribution to our community.   
Neil Godbout: Where’s the Rick Hansen statue?

Neil Godbout: Where’s the Rick Hansen statue?

Prince George has a unique place in Canadian history with its connection to both Fox and Hansen.
Letter to the editor: Remember service stations?

Letter to the editor: Remember service stations?

When I owned my first car, I could not only find the most competitive price but service stations actually provided service.
More than one in four B.C. women report ‘significant’ or ‘moderate’ gender discrimination, poll finds

More than one in four B.C. women report ‘significant’ or ‘moderate’ gender discrimination, poll finds

Poor customer service the most frequently reported form of gender-based discrimination, survey finds.
Over a barrel: The case for a windfall profits tax to address surging gasoline prices

Over a barrel: The case for a windfall profits tax to address surging gasoline prices

Picture oil execs gleefully throwing money around the boardroom and you’re not far off the mark.
Les Leyne: Watching war from a wilderness retreat

Les Leyne: Watching war from a wilderness retreat

Trudy Klassen: Remembering to rise up

Trudy Klassen: Remembering to rise up

The most magnificent thing humans can do is reverse themselves when they realize they made a mistake. It takes humility to admit we are wrong.
Opinion: Privacy concerns can't be used as an excuse to withhold public information

Opinion: Privacy concerns can't be used as an excuse to withhold public information

Tim Shoults with the NewsMedia Association argues information is tightly controlled and guarded by the B.C government. "Our members find the complete government control of information and the narrative around the pandemic to be concerning."