Opinion

As we study history, we see many mistakes which have been made. We also see many great successes. What creates this difference? At the core of each person, there are guiding principles.

Mike Morris, a retired RCMP officer, and the third youngest of 10 children, was born in Quesnel in 1953. By the time he graduated from high school, he had attended 12 different schools and lived in 17 different homes.

One of my favourite things about Prince George and its surrounding area has to be that despite living here since the '90s, I am still learning of new places of beauty and wonder around us all the time.

One of the more laudible promises by the Green Party on the campaign trail is the weaning off of fossil fuels by 2030.

A new way of keeping our pavement in good shape - how about we pave it every second week? A huge section of the Hart Highway was paved about two weeks ago, only to be ripped up and ready for repaving today.

I am an Indigenous person and I have a question for the editor of Time magazine.

If there is a visceral Liberal fear in this election campaign, it resembles the Conservative slogan about the prime minister: Not As Advertised.

What do the spruce trees of northern B.C. and the pacific salmon at Big Bar in the Fraser River have in common? Plenty.

A road trip from 49.2827 N, 123.1207 W to 53.9171 N, 122.7497 W is an interesting one. Prior to my move up from Vancouver, I have a distinct memory of discussing the population of Prince George, of all things.

The ending of the birth alert seizures will certainly result in an increase of infant mortality from mothers unable to care for their babies as was the reason the program was implemented initially.