Opinion

How do you feel when you see someone sitting during the National Anthem? Or maybe they are standing, but they haven’t taken their cap off? Or maybe they’re having a conversation with someone during the song? How do you feel about that? Over the last

I have never played in any sort of provincial competition, let alone one with the level of competion as was on display at the B.C. Winter Games last weekend. I can’t imagine I would handle it with any form of confidence.

Two key events happened both inside the Legislature and outside on the lawn on Budget Day that exemplify the legacy that this NDP government has built for British Columbia and what we can expect in the upcoming year.

Our biathlon club just returned from Fort St. John after taking part in the BC Winter Games, and we wanted to send along our heartfelt thanks. To each and every person in the community of Fort St.

We are now weeks into a national crisis that has shown once again a lack of leadership on the part of the Liberal government.

In 2017 you would have been lost in a large, skeptical crowd certain how the BC NDP would steward the economy in British Columbia. There weren’t even bets to take on it.

I t’s almost been one year since Hubby and I became parents, and I feel about ready to throw us a party. We have, after all, survived.

When I go to a concert that features the North Peace Community Choir I can’t help but notice that there are quite a few seniors in the choir. I take it that the choir is pretty inclusive.

There has been much written about the Alaska Highway, during its building and after its completion. The construction of the highway was photographed and filmed from one end to the other. It was a very well documented feat of engineering.

One night a year, Dawson Creek transforms into the epicentre for wild sheep conservation in North America. This year marked the fourth Annual Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia’s Northern Fundraiser (WSSBC).