Opinion

When I need to hear the words of black Americans talking race and politics, I go straight to Public Enemy. Their 1980s raps about racism, oppression and black pride are loud, angry and uncompromising.

The pandemic has exposed Canada's shortcomings in many areas. It is disingenuous for the prime minister to react in a sullen anguished manner to the report on long term care in Canada.

Our community is facing a crisis. The COVID pandemic impacted everyone, and local governments haven’t been spared. Municipal governments are an important economic driver in our communities.

Headline: How do we grieve when our ways of grieving are taken from us? Our funerals, celebrations of life and gatherings are gone for now. They have all been put on hold.

Does Marie Hay believe that it is her role to speak for the provincial regulatory authorities? Who out there believes that B.C.

Gerry Chidiac’s assertion that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau insinuated that those who support Palestinian rights must therefore be anti-Semitic is a complete misrepresentation of Trudeau’s statement and is categorically false. Furthermore, Mr.

Your recent editorial on face masks brings out the virtues of wearing a mask as a symbol to fight the COVID-19 virus. The article went into a lot of symbolism on the reasons for wearing a mask, even if they are in reality very close to useless.

I’m writing in response to your recent article, “Hospital keeping COVID-19 at bay,” that quotes Dr. Marietjie Slabbert, head of UHNBC’s critical care department, as saying “front-line workers have sufficient PPE supplies.

I would like to ask Nathan Giede a few questions about U.S. President Donald Trump. Within days of taking office, Trump organized a committee to verify that more people attended his inauguration than Barack Obama’s.

The lives of people in Prince George have been impacted on many levels as the COVID-19 pandemic wears on. Thankfully as we move forward, more and more normalcy seems to appear.