Opinion

Every now and then its easy to forget that we live in a small city, just based on the number of high quality arts events that happen over a short period of time. This coming week is one of those moments.

As the Christmas season approaches, it is important for us to be aware of the power that we hold in the way that we spend our money. As consumers, for example, we invest in products which we believe will serve us best.

People say that time management is the key to having a busy life. People do say this. I have said this. No one actually has time management, or if they do, the systems will fall apart eventually.

In the next four weeks, the NDP will decide the fate of the largest public infrastructure project in BC history, the Site C Dam.

I am baffled at the amount of drivers around town who do not make use of their turn signal. When other drivers do not use their turn signal while changing lanes or turning corners, it makes it that much harder for the other drivers around them.

Immediately adjacent to that deep corner in hell reserved for those who prey on children for sexual purposes (and for those in Alabama and the White House who defend them), one hopes there is a spot for those guilty of animal cruelty.

It was the final straw. I was laying on the ground after falling off the roof of the house and the carpenter John was standing over me yelling.

Rookie Liberal MLA Tracy Redies and Energy Minister Michelle Mungall emerged from the legislature chamber Tuesday afternoon, shook hands and congratulated each other, like two women who just finished a 10K together.

Happy Thanksgiving to my American friends here in Prince George. I am very thankful to a part of this fine community. On to more pressing issues.

First, it was the Nazis. As a presidential candidate, Donald Trump reluctantly distanced himself from America's Nazi poster boy, David Duke, pretending he didn't know who he was or what he represented.