Opinion

As fires rage, political and physical, we'd do well to recall the second half of our Constitution's credo - "the Rule of Law." It is what sets us apart from so many places in the world where chaos, violence, and corrupt administration is the norm.

Prince George's generosity has been outstanding, just like it was last year for the victims in Fort McMurray.

After a teenaged girl was featured sobbing on the front page of The Province in the summer of 1998, when the forest fire in Salmon Arm destroyed her home in Silver Creek, an old lady in Vancouver made a kind and loving gesture that was also rude and

One of the more remarkable developments of the past election was John Horgan's public relations transformation from hot-tempered opposition leader to a passionate premier in waiting.

Now that John Horgan and the NDP are going to assume power with some form of coalition government involving the Green Party, I am sure there will be an endless supply of letters reminding us about the Fast Ferry Fiasco and the bad old days of the hig

The Spruce Capital Seniors Recreation Centre is tucked away at 3701 Rainbow Drive.

In response to Bruce Northey's letter of July 5th, I would like to clarify that the Liberals won 43 seats, the NDP 41 seats. To me that says the majority of B.C. voters indeed voted for the Liberals.

I paid my 2017 property taxes last week. I have been biting my tongue since I received my tax bill in May. Nothing new.

I too read the article about the request made to city council from the Blue Cedars RV Park owner and others to have the casino stop allowing travellers from overnight camping on their property. This week Mr.

I'm writing to congratulate all of our newly elected Liberal MLAs, most notably Ellis Ross. I voted for Ellis Ross because I think he is a great representative for the Northwest and I know he will do a solid job.