Opinion

First off I would like to congratulate the shoppers of Prince George on graduating to American shopper status. I have not seen so many angry, ignorant, arrogant people since my last trip south of the border.

Monday night's inauguration of the new mayor and city council for the City of Prince George bore a striking similarity to a wedding ceremony. A judge was on hand to take formal oaths in front of a crowd of loved ones and well-wishers.

Thank you Nathan Giede for your refreshingly conservative weekly columns. I'm sure you are used to the attacks from liberals like Norman Dale (Dec.

Two articles crossed my desk this week in two very different publications. The first was from Nature, arguably one of the two top journals for scientific publications in the world. (The other journal is Science.

Last April, Christopher Helman at Forbes brought up the bumper stickers that served as a uniquely Texan Greek Chorus for the Lone Star state`s last great brush with hubris and hydrocarbons.

For Patricia who learned the harder way about recyclables in P.E.I. ...great! Unfortunately here in P.G. one needs to have a copy of the rules of what is "recyclable" and to which tote it goes into and God help you if you make a mistake.

I have always been impressed and humbled with the generosity of people in Prince George. This year is no exception.

I jumped on the Bruno Mars bandwagon back in December 2012 when he released his sophomore album Unorthodox Jukebox.

The path for the B.C. NDP back to government has always been a simple, two-part process. First, the party needs to tell its own story and pump up its own agenda, rather than just demonizing the Liberals and getting defensive about the 1990s.

I'm driving a big old gas guzzling V8 these days. To be sure, it's not my first choice of vehicle, given that it hurts my wallet to even look at the thing.