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Travel: Swimming with sharks isn't so scary

Travel: Swimming with sharks isn't so scary

Sandbar sharks like to gather here after feeding, so it's a prime place and time to observe them and know they aren't at all interested in eating a human.
Opinion: B.C. needs a balanced budget

Opinion: B.C. needs a balanced budget

B.C. is on track to be $127 billion in debt by 2023-24. The interest payments on the annual debt cost $2.8 billion per year. That money could pay for the salaries of 4,600 new paramedics for 10 years.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Lloyd Drive intersection not dangerous

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Lloyd Drive intersection not dangerous

Letter writer David Dietrich says he disagrees that the intersection on Highway 16 is dangerous and needs changed
Opinion: Five cheap and easy ways to increase sales

Opinion: Five cheap and easy ways to increase sales

Driving sales doesn’t have to be a costly endeavor, however it usually takes focused energy and consistency of effort.
OPINION: Bilingualism opens new worlds

OPINION: Bilingualism opens new worlds

English speakers should broaden their horizons by learning other languages, columnist Gerry Chidiac says
OPINION: Singular solutions not enough

OPINION: Singular solutions not enough

Eliminating plastic sounds like a good solution, until you consider the impacts, columnist Todd Whitcombe says
OPINION: Perspectives of difference

OPINION: Perspectives of difference

November is Indigenous Disability Awareness Month, something UNBC First Nations Studies professor Dr. Rheanna Robinson knows personally
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Crosswalk not needed

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Crosswalk not needed

A letter writer questions why a crosswalk was installed on Prince George Pulp Mill Road
OPINION: Simple math, complex problems

OPINION: Simple math, complex problems

Understanding exponential growth is key to managing the world's problems, columnist Todd Whitcome says
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Resident concerned about homeless camps

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Resident concerned about homeless camps

A letter writer can't believe the courts would rule in favour of allowing the city's homeless encampments to stay