Opinion

Two weeks after the provincial election and no final results. As of right now, the B.C. Liberals have a minority government holding on to 43 seats and 40.86 per cent of the popular vote, while the NDP have 41 seats and 39.

Politicians, like many of us, can't resist playing with numbers to make a point. NDP Leader John Horgan is one of those who are doing arithmetical acrobatics with the latest election results.

After losing a comeback bid in the B.C. election, former NDP cabinet minister Harry Lali blames his own party and leader for forcing him to fight "a war on two fronts.

Nathan Giede, a contributing writer for the Prince George Citizen, has come charging to the defense of a group of Canadian writers and editors who recently sparked a racially tone deaf debate about cultural appropriation.

When I first heard about B.C. Transit maintenance facility project, I was surprised by, and did not agree with, the level of public outcry against it, given its location next to the future Foothills Boulevard extension.

I will freely admit I am a grown up geek and I for one was very happy Northern FanCon was here.

This is just a quick note to thank you for the article about Happy Helmet Day. We are so very grateful for your help. Thank you, thank you, thank you! Will Lewis Northern Brain Injury Association, Prince George

I am responding to Neil King's letter to the editor, re: the editorial in last Wednesday's Citizen. I was so shocked by King's letter that I had to go back and re-read the editorial.

Mr. Gabriel thinks resistance to the transit plan is deplorable and suggested those who are against it are selfish, shortsighted and do not take the larger interests of the community into consideration.

As gently as possible given the delicate circumstances, Alberta Premier Rachel Notley delivered a Constitution 101 lesson on Tuesday to her B.C. NDP pals and the new B.C. Green caucus.