Opinion

I am dismayed to learn that the city is considering major changes to Masich Place Stadium to provide another field for football and soccer teams.

Faced with declining enrolment, the Greater Victoria School District in the past decade did what many of its counterparts across B.C. were doing and began closing schools. A "dreaded topic" as one trustee put it at the outset of the exercise.

Meet Kayla Bourque. Originally from Yarmouth, N.S., she now lives in Calgary and posted this cute comment on her Facebook page Thursday morning: "My new diet is looking at pics of my ex until I lose my appetite." Meet Kayla Bourque. She lives in St.

The Cariboo Cougars are finally getting what they deserve. Normally, there's a negative connotation to that expression.

I am a fan of satellite radio - a big, big, fan. I get to listen to every silly song that's the latest and greatest and topping those pop charts.

It was a very hot summer afternoon, somewhere just shy of 40 degrees, but that was not going to stop me from having a bonding moment with my son and our hometown hero.

I believe Mr. Maslen has misinterpreted the essence of my "published letter." I certainly wasn't condoning dangerous driving but rather advocating for common sense, respect and dignity when officers are dealing with the public.

For all of Premier Christy Clark's promises to "get to the bottom" of those botched firings in the ministry of health, the review she launched late last year was not likely to get anywhere without the cooperation of Graham Whitmarsh.

Call us the "Me-Me Generation." As it continues to age, Prince George, like the province and the country, is discarding allegiance to tradition, family, neighbourhood, community, workplace and even friendship.

Last week, I wrote about the perception chemists have of the way people see chemistry. We generally perceive the public as being much more negative than they actually are.