Opinion

Should UNBC have a core set of values to which all must adhere if they want to join our community? That is the position taken by a number of my colleagues who wish to exclude James Moore as our next chancellor. Let me respectfully disagree.

Re: Wednesday Feb. 3 editorial by Neil Godbout. Thankfully, Prince George's community newspaper has a digital edition as well as surviving print form, allowing citizens to be kept current with true facts. Mr.

I wish to include the following as my opposition to changing park bylaws 8701 and 8702. I have lived in Prince George since May of 1941. I have seen many a mayor and councillors come and go, some good and some bad.

This week our neighbourhood lost two long-term residents. One had a bit of a lean, but the other was perfectly good to the core. If these were humans, we would have done everything to save them.

I can't help but notice the sentence rates over the last few years of convicted sexual predators.

Chase Witala scored his 32nd goal of the season Wednesday night but, more importantly, it was his 112th goal of his Western Hockey League career.

In any institution it is important to have a mission statement and to have goals. The British Columbia Ministry of Education is in the process of revising the entire curriculum from Kindergarten through Grade 12.

Henry Engelsjord of Norwegian decent was born in 1931 in Bowsman, Manitoba, a community about 15 kilometres north of the Town of Swan River: Here is his story in a nutshell: Henry's parents immigrated to Canada from Norway in 1927; they eventually mo

Graupel, also called soft hail, snow pellets or "Grail," is precipitation that forms when supercooled droplets of water are collected and freeze on a falling snowflake, forming a two- to five-millimetre ball of rime.

I would like to extend a big thank-you to Prince George for their amazing hospitality in hosting the Premier's 13th Annual B.C. Natural Resources Forum last week.