Opinion

What would you do if you woke up one morning and right there on your Facebook page, for the whole world to see, was a complaint about how terrible one of your staff members was treating customers? Customer complaints are nothing new, however, it once

Along with my editorial this week, I thought I’d share with you some background on my reporting on the substantial wage hikes received by the city manager and the senior administration team at the City of Prince George in recent years.

City of Prince George city manager Kathleen Soltis was given double the wage increase the city's unionized employees and most of the senior management team received in 2019, according to the city's recently released statements of financial informatio

I have to admit that I am outraged as I write this column. Yet another African American, Jacob Blake, was shot in in front of his children, in broad daylight and in cold blood by a white police officer.

The count went late on Sunday. In typical Tory fashion, no one prepared for any technical difficulties, so we were forced to return to the old ways, counting each ballot by hand.

We live at the bottom of an ocean of air. And this ocean is a protective layer surrounding the planet. It keeps us warm and provides us with the oxygen we need to breathe.

If I look back through the 40 years of my business career, the lowest points are those times when I betrayed my values. My biggest regret was something that happened 30 years ago.

The mission of cities is creeping, the cost to taxpayers is skyrocketing and they need watchdogs to guard their wallets.

Romeo Parent of French descent was born in Vonda, Sask., in 1925. At the age of 24, he met and later married Lillian Bernard. Lillian was born in Birch Hill, Sask., in 1929; she was working as a school teacher when she met Romeo.

Articles featuring the director of bark beetle response (Aug. 20 and 23) paint a tidy picture of the forest industry’s approach to ‘managing’ insect outbreaks.