The Zukowski Warning: How Council’s Chronic Incompetence Chains Us to Failure The fallout from the Zukowski case isn’t just a localized failure; it is a glaring red siren warning us about the rot at the heart of our city’s governance. This debacle is the definitive blueprint of what happens when Read more
Playing Telephone with Tax Dollars: Why Council’s “Wait for the Report” Strategy Fails We’ve exposed the out-of-control spending and the broken AAP process. Now, let’s look at the root cause of the rot at City Hall: a council that acts more like a rubber-stamp committee than an independent governing body. Read more
Leveling the Playing Field: Modernizing the AAP for Real Democracy When the city wants to borrow your money, they make it look easy. They drop a notice, fill out their paperwork, and the wheels keep turning. But when it’s time for the public to respond, the city suddenly acts like Read more
The “Hands Are Tied” Myth: Accountability Stops at the Vote The ink isn’t even dry on the recent Alternative Approval Process (AAP) fiasco, and Prince George taxpayers are being handed another bitter pill to swallow. The ongoing closures and skyrocketing expenses at the Aquatic Centre aren’t just bad luck, they Read more
Fixing the Balance: A Taxpayer Manifesto for Prince George Right now, City Hall is treating your tax dollars like an open credit card, and they’ve rigged the system to make sure you can’t say no. The recent push to borrow $30 million through the Alternative Approval Process (AAP) for basic Read more