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The truth of fake news

The truth of fake news

The #Pizzagate story is a depressing blend of conspiracy theory and instinctive thinking. That toxic concoction inspired Edgar Welch to drive from his North Carolina home to a pizza joint in Washington, D.C.
Looking further afield than consumerism

Looking further afield than consumerism

The familiar sounds of Christmas cheer are starting to be heard in your local box store all across North America now. Thanksgiving and Halloween displays are changed out for the familiar colours of green and red which are supposed to symbolize...
Back in B.C., Notley talks pipeline

Back in B.C., Notley talks pipeline

Always a pleasure to be back in British Columbia, observed Alberta Premier Rachel Notley Monday, well aware she would also be negotiating a minefield on a critically important visit for her own province and political fortunes.
How the CBC could save money

How the CBC could save money

As tiring as it is to complain about the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, it's even more exhausting to listen to CBC executives demand more government money while sticking it to the privately-owned news media across the country.
Empower women with weapons

Empower women with weapons

Someone asked me the other day what I thought of the furor brought on by Conservative Party leadership candidate Kellie Leitch's declaration that women ought to be allowed to carry pepper spray to defend themselves from attackers.
Cantata Singers thankful for support

Cantata Singers thankful for support

Prince George Cantata Singers and Counterpoints want to shout out a big thank you to Frank Peebles for his excellent article published Nov.
Tired of Trudeau

Tired of Trudeau

Rather an unearned flowery tribute given by Justin Trudeau in remembrance of Castro. The Conservatives said before the election, "He's not ready, he's just not ready yet.
Don’t poke the bear

Don’t poke the bear

Re: Felony charges dropped against UNBC students, Nov. 28. These students are wiser than their professor by not seeking to gain publicity for their views.
Bicyclists should be licensed

Bicyclists should be licensed

I note that there have been a few letters to the editor regarding bicyclists/pedestrians lately. I have had a few run-ins with bicyclists in the last few weeks myself. My first encounter (exact date I don't recall) but it was in the last few weeks.
Of cash and trees

Of cash and trees

How do we balance the economy with the environment? This is the question underlying much of the debate around pipelines, greenhouse gases, liquefied natural gas exports, reforestation, etc.