Opinion/Letters to the Editor

In a few exit interviews with media, the premier reflects on his life but steers clear of his legacy.

For the 43,000 or so eligible Prince George voters who didn’t cast a ballot, they must be so thrilled with the state of local government and the quality of all of the candidates that it just didn’t matter to them who was elected.

I am hoping that this new mayor and council can change the course but then again I am also prepared for disappointment, too.

History has demonstrated that we can heal and become better when we are honest. 

The province is trying – and failing – to spin its track record on crime and safety.

The poll ran from Oct. 11 to 18 on the Citizen’s website.

Statistics Canada estimates suggest the number of unsheltered people in Prince George is only slightly above the national average, but we are one of the highest municipalities on a per capita in basis in B.C., according to the provincial government.

The numbers show B.C. cruise sector activity was not irrecoverably harmed by COVID.

Research Co. and Glacier Media polled British Columbians on their support for various parties, leaders and outcomes

Saturday’s municipal election results offer two key takeaways for provincial politicians