Opinion

Heading into the first English televised debate, way back in the dog days of August, early in the 2015 federal election campaign, one of Stephen Harper's spokesman joked that if Justin Trudeau "comes on stage with his pants on, he will probably excee

The honeymoon will be all too brief.

After spending a wonderful Thanksgiving weekend at the Northern Exposure Conference in Wells, my family and I were off to the West Coast for a week.

The Trans Pacific Partnership is awaiting Canada's ratification. Framing his position in terms of "getting resources to market," Mr. Trudeau seems quite content to sign on the dotted line.

It's almost over. The 2015 federal election campaign was more than twice as long as the usual five-week sprint to the ballot box. So much has changed since it started during the August long weekend.

Jim and Noreen (Dezell) Rustad are long time community minded residents of the City of Prince George; they both came from local well known and what I call "pioneer families".

My car has been broken into three times this month. On Friday, Oct. 9, someone stole my mountain bike off my SUV at 10th Avenue and Carney Street.

The local NDP have been trying to convince Liberal voters that the only way to "defeat Harper" is to vote for Mr.

British Columbia lumber companies woke up Tuesday morning with Martin Luther King Jr.'s words echoing in their ears: "Let freedom ring." As in free trade with the U.S.

First it was John Cummins, a former Conservative MP, saying missing and murdered women who disappeared along British Columbia's notorious Highway 16 were "putting themselves at risk", now we have Conservative MP Bob Zimmer blaming "a lack of jobs" as