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Canadians have lots to be proud of

Canadians have lots to be proud of

Canada Day is a celebration of all that is great about our country - it honours our past, our present and our future. And, as Canadians there really is so much that we can be proud of.
Never voting Tory again

Never voting Tory again

Surprise surprise on Dick Harris's spending. It's because of politicians like him I will never vote for the Conservatives again. Shame on me. Paal Garteig Prince George
Not the case

Not the case

Many Prince George residents do not understand racism and its roots in Canadian history and culture. Some look at our U.S. neighbors and conclude that in contrast contemporary Canada is free of racism. Sadly, this is not the case.
The lure of power

The lure of power

My family really enjoys audiobooks. They are a great way to enjoy a good book and still spend time together. Just lately we have been enjoying the Libba Bray series, A Great and Terrible Beauty.
Who's crying now?

Who's crying now?

Sensitive men are finally allowed. It takes a real man to shed tears without shame in public, the saying now goes. And that sentiment reaches all the way to the top.
Only had to happen once

Only had to happen once

Where did life on this planet originate? And perhaps more importantly, how did it originate? The answer is that no one knows for sure.
What benefit?

What benefit?

After hearing some senators say they do some very good and important work for Canadian citizens, I have several questions, but need only ask one. What is one example of any work that benefits Canadian taxpayers? Gene Clark Hixon
An ironic situation

An ironic situation

James Moore, an illustrious graduate of UNBC, has announced that he will be leaving his position in Stephen Harper's cabinet to care for his disabled son.
Binding future governments

Binding future governments

The focus of the special legislative sitting set to start July 13 will likely be a hypothetical scenario that could develop in the next 23 years.
Good idea, bad start

Good idea, bad start

Cram 150 people into a small room, divide them into six groups and crowd them around tables, then ask the person leading the group conversation to be heard over the other speakers at the other nearby tables, not to mention the chatter within the grou