Opinion

Hockey news, fashion tips, TV and movie listings, retirement strategies, updates on Celine Dion - all of this information now constitutes local media - at least according to federal Heritage Minister Melanie Joly.

I have been thinking a lot lately about the too rapid passing of time. This morning, which is Friday for me, I flipped another page of the calendar and looked straight into another year's end.

Premier John Horgan has a ready answer for New Democrats who say his support for proportional representation means the party will never again form a majority government here in B.C.

Tomorrow night, Brit Floyd, a Pink Floyd cover band takes the stage at CN Centre. They'll be the third Floyd tribute act in three years - and the second one this year - to play Prince George.

On Nov. 4, I suffered serious injuries requiring emergency transport by ambulance to UHNBC. My first several hours were spent in the trauma bay in the emergency department and then to Surgical South, where I spent 12 days.

On Tuesday, Nov. 21, the governor of Washington state, Jay Inslee, was in the B.C. legislature talking to MLAs about a proposal to bring high speed rail service between Vancouver and Seattle.

As a long time B.C. Liberal voter, I am embarrassed and upset by that party's stance on proportional representation. The near hysterical Trump-like fearmongering untruths and irresponsible justification for their position is troublesome.

B.C. Finance Minister Carole James made it clear Tuesday she's going to be skating a lot closer to the edge than the previous government when it comes to balancing budgets. The practice of the B.C.

Until Dave Holmes stepped onto the basketball court, I was unconsciously incompetent.

Santa is often the first to go. At some point in the middle of childhood, we all discover we've been sold a myth.