Opinion

What were you doing on June 22, 1990? If you were an MLA, you were raising your hand in support of a motion to create a northern university.

Upon hearing the news that Prince George city councillors elected (nearly) unanimously to change the name of Fort George Park to Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park, a funny feeling rose up inside of me.

Canada is big. I know I have said this before. In fact, I say it every time I teach my Canadian politics class. It's the first thing I say to students when they come into my classroom on the first day.

Re: "Why downgrade a world-class facility?" I'm one of the "public at large" along with my partner Lou, both of us in our 80s that use the Masich place track for our laps on a daily basis.

On June 22, 1990, the Legislature passed the University of Northern British Columbia Act, which established legal guidelines for university operations and mandated that UNBC serve the province with a special focus on social, economic and environmenta

Well, Lyn, you have finally prompted me to write. If I remember correctly you promised a platform of openness and consultation.

It's getting harder to stay pessimistic about the prospects for a liquefied natural gas future in B.C. People are still managing that, but it's taking a bit more effort. The B.C.

The June 15th city council meeting was a real eye-opener. Too bad more residents were not present. They could have witnessed city council move with lightening speed never seen before. When I was told by Coun.

At the recent G7 meeting in Germany it has been decided and agreed upon to phase out fossil fuels by the end of this century.

Changing a short, evocative and well descriptive name to an incomprehensible symbol? I can't wait until I can tell everyone that I live in the city, formerly known as "the City," formerly known as Prince. Sean Ollech Prince George