Opinion

I’ve lived in "the hood "and above it for 24 years and in that time nothing has really changed here other than a heavier police presence.

I was late to the Van Halen party. Not gonna lie – I initially thought the shredding, the fret tapping, the whammy bar and other insane effects of Eddie Van Halen, who died this week of cancer at just 65, was more sizzle than steak.

The most common reaction to the news late last Friday that Kathleen Soltis is no longer the city manager has been a call to “clean house.” That’s the polite version.

Longtime Prince George residents Neil and Darlene King were both born, raised and educated in southern Alberta. Neil was born in Crossfield.

Is it election season in The Most Beautiful Place on Earth already? I could have sworn there was at least another six months left in the mandate for the BC NDP-Green “coalition that is not a coalition” government. Oh well.

It is very rare to hear Fox news commentator Tucker Carlson and scholar Noam Chomsky agree on anything, but a currently largely underreported topic brings both ends of the political spectrum together - the Julian Assange affair.

September was Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. Why mention this in a column addressing brain injury? Although there aren't current stats available, there is a definite correlation between brain injury and suicide.

I had a Zoom meeting last week with Sally (not her real name) to talk about her business, which she had started a couple of years ago.

Chemistry is one of the oldest all of the sciences. Our ancestors explored the chemistry of pigments in order to draw cave paintings 35,000 years ago, the modification of clay pots making them more waterproof and methods for tanning animal hides.

Mr. Godbout, it has been suggested for an email to be sent to you regarding the bombshell that School District 57 threw at parents, children, teachers and school staff last week.