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Albert Koehler: Transition housing could help Prince George's vulnerable population

Albert Koehler: Transition housing could help Prince George's vulnerable population

We must develop a pathway of hope and fight the human dignity erosion.
Miles Thomas: Credit card companies part of the inflation problem

Miles Thomas: Credit card companies part of the inflation problem

People can never pay down their principal amount owing.
Editorial: How do we stop needless 911 calls?

Editorial: How do we stop needless 911 calls?

The number of nuisance 911 calls is growing — and it's mainly a result of thoughtlessness.
Neil Godbout: Prince George’s First Avenue encampment is a disgrace

Neil Godbout: Prince George’s First Avenue encampment is a disgrace

At this point, it seems many Prince George residents would rather see the city take responsible action and then defend itself in court than stick with the lawless limbo of the current status quo.
Rob Shaw: Pressure to address housing crisis mounts as affordability gets worse

Rob Shaw: Pressure to address housing crisis mounts as affordability gets worse

Despite all the announcements on housing affordability from the new David Eby government in Victoria, a recent report by one of Canada’s largest banks shows things on the ground have never been worse.
James Steidle: B.C. forest industry, government can’t even do replanting right

James Steidle: B.C. forest industry, government can’t even do replanting right

We’ve been defrauding our forests, our moose, our resilience, our tourism, hunters, trappers and ranchers, for a shallow mindset of short-term greed that is delivering not even the jobs that were promised us today.
Cameron Stolz: Prince George has a huge business opportunity sitting in its backyard

Cameron Stolz: Prince George has a huge business opportunity sitting in its backyard

The best part is that an air quality impact study done by the regional district indicated that this location would have little impact on Prince George.
Neil Godbout: Why you should attend the PGSO’s Sunday performance of Different Trains

Neil Godbout: Why you should attend the PGSO’s Sunday performance of Different Trains

Different Trains simultaneously asks and answers the question of how moral human beings can live in a world where the Holocaust happened.
Todd Whitcombe: Natural resources are finite, no matter what

Todd Whitcombe: Natural resources are finite, no matter what

Continual and perpetual growth in the extractive resource sector is simply accepted dogma, ignoring the fact the world is limited and finite
David Dietrich: Here’s what not caring looks like

David Dietrich: Here’s what not caring looks like

"All they care about is collecting a pay cheque at the expense of the taxpayer and the homeless."