Opinion

Et tu, Brute? No three words in English literature sum up treachery and betrayal like the final words of Julius Caesar as he is being stabbed to death in Shakespeare's tragedy.

The opening of the NDP's first throne speech sounded as if they're still in opposition.

I would like to commend your newspaper for following up on this important story of the social worker at the Ministry of Children and Family Development.

In discussing tolling, Bruce Strachen maintains a fairly civilized approach to the Lower Mainland whiners who voted overwhelming NDP in the last election. If one wants to read a polar opposite letter, one should look at the Province newspaper of Aug.

A few weeks ago I wrote about the concept of free speech. I made a distinction between freedoms and rights.

"Why does everything on this show have to be always be about race?" the white middle-aged male Donald Trump apologist complained to CNN's Don Lemon on his evening show early this week.

C'mon, Citizen... this is no time to be shy. Time for a rousing cheer for UNBC to replace that dumpy header yesterday. Seriously? "Makes the Times list" is the best you can do for a Prince George winner.

I have taken Greyhound buses in all four directions from Prince George many times. As a visually impaired adult, I will never be able to drive but I love to travel.

The B.C. NDP government joined the court challenge to twinning Trans Mountain pipeline last Friday, via a last-minute filing that accused Ottawa of failing to weigh the risk of oil spills on the B.C. coast.

As Cariboo-Prince George MP Todd Doherty meets with fellow Conservatives in Winnipeg this week before heading back to Ottawa for the fall sitting in the House of Commons, he shouldn't be shy telling his "how I spent my summer" story.