Opinion

I first saw Justin Trudeau's Elbowgate on CBC.

Last week, I was listening to a person being interviewed who commented that pipefitters in India make only one tenth as much as he does.

As the residents of Fort McMurray return to their homes, or what's left of them - or to nothing but ashes and rubble to make where their home once stood - the hard work of rebuilding begins.

After spending all that time working on your yard and landscape, you want to be able to sit back and enjoy it, and sometimes it is not possible due to the mosquitoes. It is hard to believe that something so small can force people to stay indoors.

After a scrappy spring session of the legislature where John Horgan sometimes seemed on the defensive with Premier Christy Clark, the Opposition leader was asked what he thinks of his adversary.

Critics were quick to condemn The National Energy Board's recommendation that the federal government approve Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain pipeline expansion last week - so quick, in fact, that some disparaged the review before the regulatory body h

The B.C. government should go further than looking at recommendations on changing how political contributions are reported - it should undertake full-scale reform of campaign financing. The taint of corruption will hang over B.C.

In 1986 I was in my early 20s and started a company that brought a new and innovative product to market called Winetux. This product used a new technology to keep wine cool sitting on your table on a hot day.

Today I approached the planning department at the City of Prince George to make them aware of a building project in a trailer park that is similar to one removed from Lombardy last year.

Last Saturday, there was two letters to the editor about the recent bear attack up at the Forests for the World.