Editorials

A $250 million, five-year deal with the Province is just the beginning for the Northwest Resources Benefits Alliance

The forestry-dependent community in northwestern B.C. is about to lose its major employer

The forestry-dependent community in northwestern B.C. is about to lose its major employer

My time in Burns Lake and Houston has sadly come to an end. I’ll be moving on to Prince Rupert to work for CFTK TV.

If you’ve read any of my editorials, you probably know by now that I’m a big sports fan, and one of my favourite teams to follow is the Toronto Blue Jays, who just began their season.

It’s hard to not begin to see the light at the end of the pandemic tunnel. With the recent lessening of restrictions, high vaccination numbers, along with the warm weather, there’s something in the are that feels like we’re starting to return to the lives we once knew before this nightmare first began.

While everyone continues to freak out about the insane gas prices, and rightfully so, I’ve got a bone to pick with another essential item that costs way too much; groceries.

I can’t believe I’m saying this, but curling is a pretty cool sport.

What we’re witnessing unfold in Ukraine is becoming one of the most fast-moving descents into a full-on war ever in modern history.