Opinion

'Tis the season of Truth and Reconciliation. Alas, the truth seems to be that provincial politicians don't yet appear to grasp the principles of reconciliation they so enthusiastically proselytize. Reconciliation is about inclusion, not exclusion.

With all of the financial challenges ahead for the City of Prince George, city council can't lose sight of the fact that along with the costly renovation and replacement of existing infrastructure, new projects also need to be done to enhance the com

It was a hot summer day and my job was to clear out the culvert that the beavers had dammed up. The beavers had somehow got past the cover that was on the front of the culvert which was meant to keep them out.

This week in Prince George history, Sept. 18-24: Sept. 22, 1955: City dogcatcher P.M.

In the fall of 1973, six-year-old Phyllis Webstad's grandmother took her to the local general store and bought her a brand new orange shirt for her first day of school. She was so proud of this beautiful new garment and she beamed as she wore it.

Hugo Riske was born in Borodino, Romania in 1934 and raised in northern Germany. He originally came to Canada to visit his sister in Kitimat where he easily found work in the construction industry.

We made it. These past few weeks have been a whirl of driving, packing lunches, backpacks, snacks, water bottles, school supplies and parental guilt into the minivan and driving back and forth across town three times a day.

This is a note of thanks from the "Highway Sprawler." To the motorists who stopped and helped me when I "sprawled" across Highway 97 on July 23. My heel stuck to the meridian and down I went.

Our federal animal cruelty laws have not been meaningfully updated for 125 years.

Over the years, we have heard considerable rhetoric about investing in "clean energy" but what, exactly, does that mean? Like most terms in common usage, it means different things to different people at different times.