Opinion

My passport needed renewal so I logged onto a site to renew my passport online. I naively assumed I was communicating with the federal passport office. This was not the case - it was some kind of private organization who charged me $216.

In this day and age of all bad news, I personally have a story of good news.

The New Democrats faced questions in and out of the legislature Wednesday over Agriculture Minister Lana Popham's implied threat to cancel the operating tenures for one of the major fish farming companies on the B.C. coast.

Oct. 28 is general voting day in Prince George for the referendum wherein the City of Prince George is seeking voter approval to borrow $35 million to replace the Four Seasons Leisure Pool and $15 million to replace Fire Hall No. 1.

One of the most glaring risks overlooked by businesses in our region is economic concentration.

In 1994, Kip Thorne published a book entitled Black Holes and Time Warps: Einstein's Outrageous Legacy. It was a semi-populist account of gravitational theory accessible to non-physicists.

If I die of vanity, promise me, promise me If they bury me some place I don't want to be You'll dig me up and transport me, unceremoniously Away from the swollen city breeze, garbage bag trees Whispers of disease and the acts of enormity And lower me

Prince George has an opioid crisis or so we are led to believe. According to the B.C. Coroners Service, there have been 16 such fatalities so far this year, in comparison to 18 deaths for all of 2016.

"The deficiencies of this government are too many to number, no matter how you're counting, but the most important of them all is this - if Canada is back, this isn't where anyone worth talking to wants to be.

One of the lower-profile changes in the NDP's legislative package is a bill that will move voting day in B.C. to October from May. Whatever the B.C.