Opinion/Letters to the Editor

The term “cancel culture” is increasingly part of the mainstream lexicon. It is by no means a new term.

In the gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke, Jesus offers a pithy phrase that has been used ever since to guide Christians on how to get along with their ruling government.

Parliament recently took a stand on a human rights issue as courageous as Joe Clark and Brian Mulroney’s opposition to South African Apartheid in the 1980s and Stephen Harper’s apology for residential schools in 2008. On Feb.

We are going through a pandemic, which has hurt a lot people in the pocket book and we wake up one morning to discover our gas prices have take a sky-rocketing jump from 115.9 to 129.9 per litre, a jump of 14 cents per litre.

In response to: Save-On move huge blow to downtown. Save-On moving is a huge blow to downtown. Business-wise, it is a good decision for Save-On. But to quote Yoda:there is another.

Jan was on the verge of tears as we discussed the challenges with her team. “It doesn’t matter how many times I ask Sylvia to get the work done, she always has an excuse for why she can’t deliver.

I feel Bonnie Henry has overstepped her authority and her responsibilities by undermining the RCMP and comparing them with city police. I feel there is no comparison between the two and the RCMP is a much better force.

The proposed move of the downtown Save-On Foods store, currently in the Parkwood Mall, to Pine Centre is a crushing blow to the downtown core and is a new and severe headache for Prince George city council.

I would love to see a gym open up on the Hart. It would get plenty of business and I believe it would make a great addition to our little community.

Prince George's new recognition as an international airport was a coming of age with the expansion of its runway length and sensors enabling planes to land safely in all weather.