Opinion

One of the questions Tom Shadyac set out to answer in the documentary film I Am was "What is wrong with the world?" He spoke to leading experts and humanitarians, and he discovered that while there are many problems, there is much good in humanity.

This week in Prince George history, May 15-21: May 21, 1942: Prince George will be bombed by the Japanese within the year, assistant provincial fire marshall William Oswald told local firemen and officials during a meeting on May 18, 1942, The Citize

Tom Leboe was born in McBride, the seventh of the seven children of Alvin and Mattie Leboe, in 1947. His parents were both school teachers and taught in Dome Creek and Crescent Spur.

If you had fallen quite ill, what would interest you more - a pill that alleviated some pain and symptoms, or the cure to your illness? While the answer might appear obvious, the fact is this very simple dilemma can cause our ruling elites to twist t

RE: Tough Call, Right Choice (May 13 editorial) Sorry, Neil - you also have this wrong. You have fallen onto the same trap that everyone does when dealing with single issue outside the framework of cumulative effects.

I can't recall so much print space given to a local individual, and deservedly so. The highlight for me was the two-page photo-spread of some of David Mah's work.

The Prince George Brain Injured Group would like to publicly thank those involved in the policy amendments regarding distracted driving and the pending raise in fines starting June.

As the federal assisted dying legislation moves towards ratification, it's time to reconsider the death penalty. This seems like a ridiculous connection to make at first but the two issues have deep connections.

A few years ago, I was told a joke about how to be an academic leader. I won't repeat the whole story but the first task was to give the faculty a seemingly important task with no real consequences to chew on.

I have been studying the Site C proposal across the gamut of information for several years. Studies have blossomed into a virtual 'river' and cover everything from environment to profit-loss projections based on current land use values.