Opinion

Given that we're living in a diet-focused, weight-focused culture, where foods are assigned moral rankings and countless companies and individuals peddle nutrition misinformation in an effort to make a quick buck, it's refreshing to see the concept o

In the midst of our latest political season, a far more important project was underway: the 40 Days for Life campaign.

The Prince George area has given a resounding vote of approval for Todd Doherty and Bob Zimmer as the Members of Parliament for Cariboo-Prince George and Prince George-Peace River-Northern Rockies, respectively.

In the summer after graduating from university, I worked for a research company studying rechargeable lithium batteries. Our approach involved using lithium metal as one of the electrodes.

I attended two of the all-candidates forums for the Prince George/Cariboo riding prior to the election, one at Trinity United Church and one at UNBC.

Being re-elected as an MP must be very satisfying, but I wonder when the reality of twice weekly or bi-weekly cross-country trips, the hours on an airplane, and in airports, sinks in? It probably comes as a shock for newbies.

There has been a recent shift in the city and you can feel the tension on the streets and in the community.

The article, "City staff deal with downtown cleanup." contains a lament for the cavalier way that some of the homeless treat donated clothing, bedding and such.

When the NDP was first elected to power in B.C. in 1972, I was just 10 years old but old enough to recognize that something significant was afoot. Longtime BC premier W.A.C.

The woman was a nor'easter. For those unfamiliar with that word, it's what Canadians in the Maritime provinces and Americans on the northeast seaboard call those big storms that roll in from the mid-Atlantic on a regular basis.