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Letter to the editor: Fight crime with the return of corporal punishment

Letter to the editor: Fight crime with the return of corporal punishment

Letters to the editor are welcome at [email protected]. The maximum length is 300 words.
James Steidle: Elk pose a real threat to fire resistance and biodiversity

James Steidle: Elk pose a real threat to fire resistance and biodiversity

Moving forward, we need to recognize the elk aren’t precious nor do they represent a natural park
Editorial: Prince George can't move forward without a rejuvenated downtown

Editorial: Prince George can't move forward without a rejuvenated downtown

More people living there will change the tenor of the downtown, but they have to want to
Letter to the editor: Rising housing prices are a sign of what’s wrong in Canada

Letter to the editor: Rising housing prices are a sign of what’s wrong in Canada

RE: Buying a home is out of reach for many, and there’s no clear reason
Buying a home is out of reach for many, and there's no clear reason why

Buying a home is out of reach for many, and there's no clear reason why

A house used to cost three to four times an average annual salary, but now it's more like 20 times.
Letters to the editor returning to your Prince George Citizen

Letters to the editor returning to your Prince George Citizen

Have your say as the paper's new editor brings them back
Your new editor is here to tell your stories, Prince George

Your new editor is here to tell your stories, Prince George

My responsibility as a journalist is to you, the readers
Without journalistic standards, facts and truth go out the window

Without journalistic standards, facts and truth go out the window

The media's primary role is to provide accurate news, with opinion writing offering analysis
With 1,000 people a day dialling 988, it's clear there's a need for more suicide prevention

With 1,000 people a day dialling 988, it's clear there's a need for more suicide prevention

In these difficult times, more people are struggling
James Steidle: Tree planters are misinformed about the impact of what they are doing

James Steidle: Tree planters are misinformed about the impact of what they are doing

Every year, young people flock to B.C.'s forests to do what they think is a good thing