Opinion

For political junkies looking for their next fix now that the municipal election has come and gone, look no further than the nomination race for the next Conservative candidate for the federal riding of Cariboo-Prince George.

When you get to a certain age, things change: your body, your mind, your heart, your soul, your wants and needs, your priorities, your drive for something better.

I went to Michael's Jewellers for a issue with a bracelet that I did NOT even buy there. I have had a lot of issues with it and almost gave up even wearing it. But one day I decided to go to Michael's to see what they could do to help me.

In case you hadn't realized it, progressives conquered city hall last week. And while I may not agree with many of their political or philosophical leanings, I must admit that they deserved their resounding success at the polls.

Is there really such a thing as failure? As long as a person has life, they can always try again, can't they? Everyone faces disappointments.

On Tuesday, November 4th, I was one of the 39 torch bearers selected to carry the Roly McLenahan Canada Games Torch as a part of the 100 Days Out Celebration that took place here in Prince George. After the relay ended at 7 p.m.

I am saddened that yet again free transit service was not offered on Remembrance Day.

I read Glenda Graham's letter on Friday with great interest, as pretty much the exact same petty attitude was shown to us last week.

A Liberal-majority committee of MLAs has endorsed a number of ideas from the public that would represent a bit of a course change for the government - if they're pursued.

There was some teeth gnashing on Sunday and Monday about the political left turn Prince George city council appears to have taken in Saturday's election but it's really just sour grapes from a small group of political and business players that had go