Opinion

We would expect much more from the media to keep their opinions out of it and just report facts and two sides of a story.

In hindsight, perhaps the cool to vindictive NIMBY reception given to West Coast Olefin’s proposed plant may now appear to have been a tad hasty to several hundred soon to be out of work industrial workers.

We are all students, and despite the failings of our educational systems, our learning is our responsibility.

A failure to monitor and implement the plan results in wasted taxpayer dollars.

There is a big difference between the school board chair thanking a presenter for sharing his views with the board and agreeing with what he said.

B.C.’s addictions treatment system is an infuriating mess that’s not working. Let's start there, and say it out loud, because it’s true. The politicians know it. Two successive governments have failed to fix it.

Are humans or machines to blame for these assessments?

Promotions, demotions and just walking away seems to be the rational with those who are “in the know” in the inner workings of city hall.

Prince George has the second highest tax rate for northern communities with a population greater than 10,000. It is not the snow or the north.

B.C.’s industry as presently constituted needs to fail completely, as must the weak legislative framework that allows it to clear-cut most of the province’s primary and old-growth forests to the detriment of biodiversity, soil, air and water.