Opinion

Last week, I wrote about the pending British Columbia Utility Commission Inquiry Respecting Site C: Final Report to the Government of British Columbia. The report was release on Nov. 1 and is 187 pages long with 112 pages of appendices.

If Dianne Watts thought she could come to Prince George and wipe the floor of the Coast Inn of the North with her five male leadership contenders Saturday, she left town deeply disappointed.

One of the strangest things about being a parent is realizing that the things that you tell your children will enter their sweet little brains and come out nonsensical. The results are often amazing, awe-inspiring and often very, very funny.

The Congo Civil War has been going on since the mid 1990s and some estimates state that as many as six million people may have died in the conflict. The rape of women, children and even men is common.

As winter quickly approaches, it is time to start thinking about taking out the bird feeders. Feeding the birds is a great way to help our feathered friends throughout the winter months, especially when food sources become scarce.

This may be the most aptly named Clergy Comment as I will be commenting on a clergy. After 13 years, I would like to announce I will be retiring as a pastor's kid.

It was a cold and dark and stormy night at Ness Lake on Wednesday evening. When I arrived home, the power was out. Another tree down on the lines, I thought.

It was indeed interesting to see the quick response from Coun. Garth Frizzell regarding the critical report about the reckless spending habits from city council.

Let me try to get this right.

When I first started writing this column, I never imagined that I would discuss the role of the Governor General as often as has become necessary.