Opinion

The U.S. state of Georgia has many similarities to B.C.

A crowd of hooligans storms the U.S. Capitol. Four people died, including a police officer. It’s a coup! It’s sedition! It’s an insurrection! It’s treason! It’s also democracy.

Several months ago, I highlighted some of the unintended consequences of the pandemic restrictions: people dying alone, delayed surgeries, long-term care residents consigned to their rooms with few if any visitors allowed, increased overdose deaths a

It has been said many times that great things come in small packages. This was definitely my dog Ebony, who was an 8-lb Chihuahua. Tragically and unexpectedly, I had to say goodbye to her shortly before Christmas. She was 13-and-a-half years old.

American educator and philosopher Cornel West said, “If you are always trying to do something for a cause bigger than you – connected with serving others – then it’s hard to be guilty.” I can’t listen to Dr.

Is there reason to hope? I believe so. And I’d argue that is due to, rather than in spite of, 2020. An audacious claim, but I ask that you indulge my argument, as the calendar marks mine and the planet’s new revolution.

There is little doubt this past year will be remembered for SARS-CoV-2, more commonly called COVID-19.

When I was , a brash and self-assured 21-year-old, I announced at a family dinner with my aunt and cousin that I would be a millionaire by the time I was 30. I had found investors and had just started a business.

The last thing most of us want to hear about is another increase in residential property taxes.

I am writing in response to the letter sent out by the Prince George Teacher’s Association (PGDTA) to Dr. Bonnie Henry dated December 16.