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Letter to the editor: The cats of Valerie Giles

Letter to the editor: The cats of Valerie Giles

When work brought Valerie from Vancouver in 1993, the felines flew in the best possible comfort.
Opinion: Teacher shortage decades in the making

Opinion: Teacher shortage decades in the making

Who would want to pay for six years of university education to get into a profession that is very demanding, undervalued, and grossly under-compensated?
Letter to the editor: Leave the RCMP alone

Letter to the editor: Leave the RCMP alone

Cutting officers from Prince George is like saying it's now January and we can no longer do snow removal.
Letter to the editor: Seasonal myths about fuel stabilizer, gas line antifreeze

Letter to the editor: Seasonal myths about fuel stabilizer, gas line antifreeze

Fuel stabilizer is not gas line antifreeze.
Editorial: Why we didn’t cover the local convoy rally

Editorial: Why we didn’t cover the local convoy rally

Come to our event, not for honest reporting, but so that we can call you names, yell in your face and try to wreck your stuff? No thanks.
Opinion: Jordan Peterson’s reasons to quit don’t add up

Opinion: Jordan Peterson’s reasons to quit don’t add up

Announcing his resignation, Peterson particularly emphasizes his disdain for initiatives to enhance equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI).
Letter to the editor: Back to basics needed

Letter to the editor: Back to basics needed

Over the last few years, we have seen buildings, such as the new fire hall and RCMP detachment, built as an homage to modern, northern art galleries, akin to something you might see in a Swedish Netflix production.
Editorial: We mustn’t lose hope

Editorial: We mustn’t lose hope

Whether it’s opening a new business or hosting arts or sports events, the entrepreneurial optimism to forge ahead speaks to the resilience of these community leaders and their belief in this city and its residents.
Opinion: Treat your neighbour well

Opinion: Treat your neighbour well

Because of our common humanity, the most poignant threat to the world community is an “us vs them” mentality.
Editorial: There are so many COVID contradictions

Editorial: There are so many COVID contradictions

COVID hasn’t just changed social interactions, it’s destroyed any sense of irony.