Opinion

In the list of "strange creatures" inhabiting Earth, the duck-billed platypus occupies a niche all its own.

More than 16,500 drivers penalized under flawed sections of the province's anti-drunk driving law between 2010 and 2011 are out of luck recouping their losses. In a churlish unanimous decision, a B.C.

I recently was in the Dollar Store on the Hart.

Having read Jay's letter regarding the pruning on River Road I had to go see this for myself. This was a piece of industrial landscaping that I was very proud to find in Prince George, something that is few and far between.

Today marks the 801st anniversary of the signing of Magna Carta by King John of England at Runnymede and it deserves to be celebrated in style. By a happy coincidence, June 15th precedes both Canada and America's national birthdays.

Bob Zimmer is the victim of both bad timing and bad choices.

I refer to your editorial of June 8th that contained your commentary on the U.S. election. Whilst it is true that there are many similarities between Clinton and Trump - age, state, and more - there are also differences that are telling.

I spent last week at the annual Canadian Society for Chemistry Conference. As such, I was focused on my work and interests. I did not spend a lot of time watching the news or paying attention to the world outside of chemistry.

President Barack Obama visibly wept during a gun control speech earlier this year.

ilies are a beautiful, perennial bulb that grow very well in the Prince George area. The flowers come in wide range of colours, sizes and types and are often fragrant, making them a must for many landscapes.