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Atomic threat still real

Atomic threat still real

There are many miracles of the last 70 years, incredible technological advancements in communications, transportation, medicine, science, computers and engineering.
Time for a gut-check on bacteria

Time for a gut-check on bacteria

The world is dominated by single celled organisms.
Rowdy Roddy Piper had connection to Prince George

Rowdy Roddy Piper had connection to Prince George

After reading the story from The Associated Press regarding the death of Rod Toombs, aka Rowdy Roddy Piper, I decided to add some thoughts of my own. Rod Toombs is the son of Stan Toombs (deceased) and Eileen Toombs of Campbell River.
Remember the human price of nuclear war

Remember the human price of nuclear war

Over the next few days, I would invite my fellow citizens of Prince George to pause for a few moments and recall the horror that was the atomic blasts over Hiroshima and Nagasaki 70 years ago this week.
CBC supporters fire first election shots

CBC supporters fire first election shots

For the record, online readers treated the beheading of hitchBOT the robot as a much bigger story than Stephen Harper's early election call Sunday. But then, hitchBOT had a soul. No, no, no, must take that back.
Five things to watch this election

Five things to watch this election

For political junkies, every election is a fascinating tale of smart moves, lost opportunities and pivotal moments.
Women’s heart tests need improvement

Women’s heart tests need improvement

It's well-known that women are less likely to be diagnosed with heart disease than men, even when they have identical symptoms, such as chest pain. Women who have the disease are also less likely to receive aggressive treatment.
Buchis still thriving after more than six decades together

Buchis still thriving after more than six decades together

Joan Inez Margaret (Perry) Buchi was born in Black Diamond, Alta. in 1930. She met Prince George-born Ivor Buchi while teaching school in Fraser Flats in the year of 1949.
Speeding drivers shouldn’t complain

Speeding drivers shouldn’t complain

In response to Bernie Schneider's letter of Tuesday, July 28. I laugh out loud at the blindness and lack of intelligence of some motorists. They are in so much of a hurry, when driving. They put forth the wrong complaint.
Long campaign will show parties differ on individual rights

Long campaign will show parties differ on individual rights

As I sit and write this, the prime minister has not called the election, but he is widely expected to do so.