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Letter to the editor: Turnoff letter a turn off

Letter to the editor: Turnoff letter a turn off

I agree coming from the Vanderhoof side it's a good view, however it's downhill, a broken line for passing, and the turn onto Lloyd at around a 60 degree onto the road forces you to slow down to do the turn.
Letter to the editor: Logging practices aren’t sustainable

Letter to the editor: Logging practices aren’t sustainable

Watching recent news, one might think the NDP’s logging deferrals were the death knell of the logging industry.
Letter to the editor: Christians should try being more Christ-like

Letter to the editor: Christians should try being more Christ-like

For the second year in a row, we’re unable to physically gather during Advent, a time of contemplation leading up to Christmas.
Letter to the editor: Centennial Park mural should stay

Letter to the editor: Centennial Park mural should stay

The mosaics illustrate our local history - Simon Fraser arriving in the early 1800s, the gold miners of 1860, the BX sternwheeler in 1913, the Grand trunk railway in 1914 and the Catholic missions in 1840.
Letter to the editor: PG on the right path to helping homeless

Letter to the editor: PG on the right path to helping homeless

In Prince George, part of a solution is already underway. 
Opinion: The rain and the heat to come

Opinion: The rain and the heat to come

These are weather events which the models predict will occur with increasing frequency because of the changes in the Earth’s atmosphere.
Les Leyne: Time for government to admit sun is setting on forestry jobs

Les Leyne: Time for government to admit sun is setting on forestry jobs

Comment: Transforming B.C. to face the climate emergency

Comment: Transforming B.C. to face the climate emergency

Opinion: Panic buying human nature

Opinion: Panic buying human nature

Basically, when people and other critters see everyone else urgently doing something, they start doing it too, without knowing why, rather than take the risk of being left behind.
Opinion: Support the Wet'suwet'en protest

Opinion: Support the Wet'suwet'en protest

Thus far, British Columbia is the only Canadian province to have officially adopted UNDRIP, but the Trudeau government has done little more than give lip service to the declaration.