There are still people who somehow see a woman without kids as selfish or somehow not fulfilling their mandate here on earth. A tough person to deal with under any circumstances, but only more so if being childless weren’t a matter of choice.
“It’s a podcast. It’s kind of like your radio show except people listen to it on purpose.” – Jesse Brown, Canadaland, Episode 1 Yesterday, I argued that the success of Serial/StartUp/Radiotopia heralded the arrival of a new era of highly-produced, digital-only audio storytelling. Today I’d like to carry that line of thought to a new question: […]
With Serial and StartUp, we’ve entered the Netflix-era for audio production.
YOUGUYSYOUGUYS this is seriously so exciting
As a follow-up to realtor Dean Birks suggesting the word “north” should be abandoned by the people and promoters of Prince George, we had a discussion about it with him on CBC. We also had Ken Coates, founding vice-president of UNBC and author of The Forgotten North: A History of Canada’s Provincial Norths on to defend […]
Is using the word “north” to describe Prince George hurting its reputation?
Stop judging my facial hair…
Who says nothing good comes of reading the comments? In the comments of 250 News, regular user Eagle One has parsed some interesting numbers for us. They took a look at the Prince Free Press survey sent out out to all the candidates, in particular the section where the candidates were asked to rank the […]
The United Nations has set 30% as the minimum benchmark for female representation in government. Northern British Columbia is barely there.
I know many of you have already made your statements, gracious and congratulatory, but I can’t imagine it doesn’t hurt. You don’t show it, but you’re wondering what went wrong. Where you might have done better.
There are valid arguments on both sides of the fluoride debate. These aren’t them.
Some quick analysis of lat night’s election, and what it means for Prince George.
The differences – or lack of them – between the mayoral candidates.
Civic election candidates answer my questions about bikes, dogs, and music.
A brief history of fluoride coming out of your tap.
Ad nauseam
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