Opinion

Instead of 97,000 people flying to Dubai for COP 28, maybe they should just read up on some pre-modern Prince George agricultural history.

The choice of how to keep our homes warm is not merely a matter of comfort but a vital consideration for both the environment and our wallets

The things, people and places around us influence how we perceive ourselves

The NDP government’s move to cut off debate on key housing legislation in the fall sitting was not new. Other parties of multiple political stripes have done it before.

There remains a glaring incoherence at the centre of B.C.’s climate plans: continued support for and investment in LNG production and expansion.

Decades of lax assessment coupled with the assumption that chemicals are innocent until proven guilty have left us and the ecosystem with a burden of toxins

So far this year, 15,075 people in British Columbia have registered for apprenticeships, up 20% from last year

Seventy years ago, about 200 Doukhobor children were snatched from their homes and confined for several years in a remote institution in the Kootenays

“Humanity is conducting an unintended, uncontrolled, globally pervasive experiment whose ultimate consequence could be second only to a global nuclear war.”

Whomever holds less power in a relationship is the victim, which makes whoever holds more power the oppressor.