Opinion

Decisions about pipelines, wine and beer and interprovincial trade have made headlines over the last few months.

Last week, I gave a talk to a commercial real estate association. They asked me to talk about how they could sell more listed businesses. During the presentation, I asked them what percentage of businesses that are listed, are actually sold.

It has been sharply reduced, the coverage area has been narrowed and the exemptions have been expanded. But the B.C.

Ben Meisner may have coined the phrase "that's one man's opinion" at the end of his radio and print editorials but he certainly wasn't the only one with views about Prince George. Longtime resident Svend Serup died on Sunday at the age of 93.

Gas Buddy's senior analyst Dan McTeague says changes in the composition between winter and summer fuel sometimes requires refinery shutdowns. These shutdowns are normally a couple of days.

Stan Wheeldon's letter (Dredge the Nechako, March 28) has been a public concern for many years.

At the end of last week's column, I wrote that if Canada fell apart, we could finally re-confederate into something better.

South Surrey-White Rock, you deserve so much better than Shari Green as your Member of Parliament. The former mayor of Prince George announced Monday she is seeking to become the Conservative candidate in that riding for the 2019 federal election.

The legislature will be shutting down for the summer in a few short weeks. It will not sit again for another four months. Does this mean government is shutting down? No.

In his new book, Skin In The Game: Hidden Asymmetries In Daily Life, Nassim Nicholas Taleb writes about how minority groups can move the majority.