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Maybe it was the winter games. Maybe it’s the centennial. Maybe it’s the fact that the Cougars have a new set of owners. I don’t know what it is exactly, but somehow it feels like the city of Prince George has changed this year. I’ve suspected it for a while, but now I’m calling it: 2015 […]
A comment from a story about the city of Prince George considering making it illegal to park in bike lanes: “I personally do not see a big need for bike lanes to begin with. I see very few bike riders utilizing these bike lanes.” People aren’t using bike lanes that often have cars parked in them, […]
Canadians care more about what Canadians have to say about Canada if they are saying it to Americans.
Apple Music hasn’t decided if it’s a stream or a store, if it’s online or software, and it’s a mess.
no one else was doing it, so I did it, poorly
Aboriginal women and girls are more likely to be killed, but spouses or family members are less likely to be involved than in the homicides of other Canadian females. But that’s not in the headlines.
tweeting the transition from “Fort George Park” to “Lheidli T’enneh Memorial Park”
Why giving civic space its indigenous name is everything and nothing.
Compared to past years, I’m finding very little in the way of new tunes that I unequivocally love.
did a magazine call your city “boring”!?!?! this survival guide will help you get through it!
The people were consulted. The people said they weren’t consulted. What happened?
Some of them had never been on it before.
So yesterday, 241 people at CBC stations across the country, including a few I know, were told their jobs are “redundant”. That brings the total for this year alone to 1,400 cut jobs. I remember when I started at CBC. We had tens of millions more in our budget. We had a robust slate of […]
Remembering a broadcasting legend.
We’re a city with a giant wooden lumberjack for our mascot and a moose on our official coat of arms. Let’s embrace Comic Sans.
Ad nauseam
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