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Political knuckleball

Political knuckleball

Baseball fans and physicists love the knuckleball because it is black magic, a dark art only few ever master. The ball comes out of the pitcher's hand spinning rapidly all the time, except for the knuckleball.
Scrambling is the exception, not the rule

Scrambling is the exception, not the rule

Scramble: To climb or move quickly using one's own hands and feet, up or down a steep incline, generally not on a marked pathway. For some of us, while on vacation the temptation to scramble up a mountain side is irresistible.
Harper sweeping real issues under the niqab

Harper sweeping real issues under the niqab

Stephen Harper has announced he will ban the niqab from all federal offices. Finally we have a leader who takes seriously the concerns of hard working Canadians.
Offended, embarrassed by Zimmer

Offended, embarrassed by Zimmer

Mr. Zimmer, like many of the people who attended last Tuesday's debate, I found your comments about the missing and murdered First Nations women along the Highway of Tears offensive and disturbing.
A nation of moral weaklings

A nation of moral weaklings

"Got one!" I hollered. "Got me a terrorist!" She sputtered and squirmed, protesting her innocence, but I kept her pinned under the table.
Looking out for Search and Rescue

Looking out for Search and Rescue

In early August 2002, a 64-year-old prospector from Calgary was reported missing near Sinclair Mills east of Prince George.
What about Connaught?

What about Connaught?

Re: Notice of Neighbourhood Meetings (Sept. 25.) There is no mention of the Connaught neighbourhood. When will there be a meeting for us? Too often, the Connaught neighborhood is ignored. Why? Mary Perrault Prince George
Done with Dick Harris and his hand-picked successor

Done with Dick Harris and his hand-picked successor

The recent revelations about outgoing Prince George-Cariboo MP, Dick Harris came as no surprise to me.
No quick riches from TPP

No quick riches from TPP

British Columbia stands to gain economically from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, but the federal government must ensure the massive trade deal doesn't come with high environmental and social prices.
Strike-out by social media for bozo candidates

Strike-out by social media for bozo candidates

The B.C. New Democrats waded into controversy a few years back when they required candidates for the provincial leadership to come clean about their postings on social media. Invasion of privacy. Online strip search. And so on.