Opinion

June 21 was a busy day at the park with the Father's Day show and shine, and the Aboriginal Day celebrations. Hundreds of citizens attended the event; there was a real shortage of parking for all the visitors.

The family of Madison Scott would like to express our sincere appreciation with a heartfelt thank you to all who were involved in the fourth All In For Maddy Poker Ride.

Litigious First Nations may think they are on an unstoppable roll, and many other Canadians may agree, but neither the track record of court judgments nor the prospects for future legal victories are clear-cut, a new analysis argues.

UNBC president Daniel Weeks gave a passionate speech Saturday afternoon at UNBC's 25th anniversary community celebration.

This is a true story, the details of which have been altered to buffer the family from public attention. Their dad was just a regular guy. They lived a middle-class life, and he was home as often as not in the evenings or on weekends.

The first paragraph of Neil Godbout's June 17 editorial declared that we must concern ourselves only with important things, not with issues like attempting to rename Fort George Park.

There's an uncomfortable connection between the renaming of Fort George Park to Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park and the aftermath of the domestic terrorist attack in Charleston, South Carolina, last week.

As a columnist it's sometimes hard to express yourself. That sounds like a terrible joke, but I assure you it's the truth. This week is supposed to be episode four of the federal party analysis, and that would bring us to Tom Mulcair and the NDP.

Re: June 16 story, Seniors reduced to one bath a week at Northern Health facility As BC's population continues to age, the need for medical services will continue to increase.

I find it ironic that Prince George residents who say "get over it" - i.e. burned villages, snatched children, residential schools - can't get over changing the name of a park. Keith Egger