Opinion

What a breath of fresh air to have your columnist, Nathan Giede, express his concerns about Canadian unity on CBC Radio's The 180 with Jim Brown.

Today I was listening to a Prince George resident on CBC Radio who (to me) was not pleased with the Liberal government's decision to no longer fight the pipeline going through your area.

As I attempt to write about the spirited presidential debate that took place on Monday night, I must admit my head's still spinning both because of the content and the energy displayed within that 90-minute period.

The Prince George Public Library is proud of our involvement with the Raise-a-Reader campaign in Prince George.

I was shocked and saddened this week when I heard the news that two long-time, devoted employees of Immigrant and Multicultural Services Society (IMSS) of Prince George had their contracts terminated by IMSS board members.

The provincial government is rolling out a new curriculum for our schools. Teachers and many parents already know this; however, the government is now telling everyone through advertisements.

They called him the King but Arnold Palmer should have been called the trailblazer, the lightbringer, the groundbreaker, the "show me the money" man. The legendary golfer died Sunday at the age of 87.

We cannot live without judging. We make decisions by weighing moral values, potential benefits or negative consequences of actions. We may make wise or foolish judgments. We also constantly evaluate the actions and words of others.

It's fall, and one fall chore is raking leaves. These leaves are rich in minerals and will add nutrients to the soil as well as make great mulch.

How can an entire family go missing? On Aug. 1, 1989, the Jack family, Ronald and Doreen, along with their two children, Ryan and Russell, went missing from Prince George.