Opinion

As Albertans head to the final weeks of the provincial electoral campaign, the mood of voters is different than in past democratic processes. In the most recent Research Co.

Recently, outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases, including a measles outbreak in B.C., have ignited a firestorm of public debate about childhood vaccination and what should be done about current under-vaccination.

Last week, I told a prospective client that I didn't think that I could add enough value and wouldn't take his money for business coaching. This would have been a nice-sized client for me and would have generated thousands of dollars in revenue.

Two UNBC professors have secured $1.5 million of taxpayer money to do a project focused on strengthening mental wellness and suicide prevention among Indigenous elders in B.C.'s Northern Interior.

Re: Victoria nonsense, April 3 Citizen. Mr. Bliss, thank you for pointing out Victoria currently doesn't have a secondary treatment facility for the maybe five people who have somehow managed to make it through life without learning this.

Justin Trudeau will be judged in November. I will not vote for a cheesy elitist who tries to bend the rule of law for any purpose including self-serving political gain.

I heard Mayor Lyn Hall being interviewed on CBC Daybreak North and he was asked if he was considering joining the class-action lawsuit against fossil fuel companies that's being promoted by Victoria Mayor Lisa Helps.

New Democrats in opposition were strident critics of the lack of guarantees for B.C. workers in the deal the B.C. Liberal government was trying to put together for a liquefied-natural-gas plant.

Prince George Spruce Kings goalie Logan Neaton attracted widespread praise from hockey watchers everywhere Tuesday night.

In Scott Adams' delightfully nihilistic portrayal of corporate life, our impotent hero Dilbert shares the sketchpad stage with a deeply sarcastic crew of personalities.