Semi-annual reminder that city council could end time changes

It could also set up a centralized homeless camp. Will it? Who knows! Read to the end for a tiny bulldozer and good job ad. Also, a favour

Context vs. the Fraser Institute

Plus more restaurant news and predicting the end of movie theatres in the city

A path to dropping the RCMP

Plus a row at Red Robin and a China Sail brick in the wall

To stream or not to stream school board meetings

Plus the city is advertising to Vancouver commuters again, and UNBC joins the exciting world of particle accelerators

City building inspectors raise the alarm, and Lambda is back in court

Plus some good news for forestry workers

Canfor makes $$ and explaining the school board drama

Also our old enemy sprawl comes back

Your opinions on snow

Plus a history of waterslides and a condo sales leaves one man ironically homeless

A school board scandal in the making

Free parking and prime cow-grazing pasture downtown for mayor Lyn Hall

Plus, more on how Environment Canada measures snowfall. Read to the end for a good reason to fund public transit

Do we care about accusations of RCMP wrongdoing?

And I explain the alien lights and talk about snow umbrellas. Read to the end for something I truly do not understand

Province appointing outside investigators to probe historic allegations of abuse by Prince George RCMP

Read to the end for a picture of a fat bird. It's so fat, I put a picture of two lynx in the middle of the newsletter. That's how convinced I am you will want to see the fat bird

It's a good thing Cameron Stolz doesn't want to run for council in 2026

And a city-wide cat fight. Read to the end for a good tour name