Opinion/Letters to the Editor

A total of 247 respondents (20 per cent) voted that they hadn’t decided yet.

How can Cameron Stoltz be trusted when, as a councillor and being on the city's finance and audit committee, presumably discussing raising our city property taxes, he wasn't paying his own property taxes?

"There are two possibilities ahead."

The legislature's first week back in session was a sobering look at BC NDP leadership and politics beyond Premier John Horgan.

The city’s communications department would rather crack fart jokes on Facebook than engage in meaningful, professional communications with local reporters and the public at large.

Prince George has infrastructure which is both aging and designed for a much larger population resulting in a higher per capita tax load than many of our comparators.

Local governments not only respond to the input of their constituents on local issues, but school council members, city council members, and mayors also advocate for their communities in negotiations with provincial governments and even with federal agencies. 

The assistant deputy attorney general responsible for the prosecution service issued an unusual statement disputing the “catch and release” phrase and saying it’s not the province that set the strong presumption in favour of pretrial release

More than half of British Columbians feel good about their current working arrangements.