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To the Point
by Jason Peters
Longtime Citizen sports reporter Jason Peters branches out from reporting the facts and figures in the world of local sports to break down the issues behind the plays in To the Point.

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Relativity, As I See It
by Todd Whitcombe
Todd Whitcombe wears two hats for the Citizen. As chemistry professor at UNBC, Whitcombe shares his views on science on Thursdays in Relativity. But he is also politically active in the community. He was the NDP's candidate in Prince George-Mount Robson in the 2001 provincial election. His political musings appear Mondays in As I See It.

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Seniors Scene
by Kathy Nadalin
Kathy Nadalin has served as president of the Elder Citizens Recreation Association for the past three years and is the recipient of a Queen's Diamond Jubilee medal. She has worked as the secretary for the Telus Community Ambassadors Club for the last eight years. She writes about the comings and goings of Prince George's most-seasoned residents every Tuesday.

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Slightly Skewed
by Jack Knox
Victoria-based Jack Knox casts an irreverent light on the Citizen's editorial page every Tuesday in Slightly Skewed. Whether its social commentary or the rare dip into something serious, you may have to tilt your head to read Knox's musings with the correct perspective.

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Dyer Straits
by Gwynne Dyer
Canadian Gwynne Dyer has become a leading voice on international affairs. He has worked as a freelance journalist, columnist, broadcaster and lecturer in the field for more than 20 years.

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Business in the Black
by Jennifer Brandle-McCall
Jennifer Brandle-McCall is the CEO of the Prince George Chamber of Commerce. Every Thursday, she writes about strategies to help businesses stay out of the red and to keep their customers coming back.

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Flytrap
by Rodney Venis
Associate news editor Rodney Venis leads the charge in the newsroom not only as the night captain of the S.S. Citizen, but also as the room's most unwieldily in-house columnist. Whether he's lamenting about his struggle against dastardly weeds or waxing poetic and profound about serious issues, his weekly Flytrap is sure to raise eyebrows or conversation.

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Smart Investing
by Talbot Boggs
Talbot Boggs is a Toronto-based business communications professional who has worked with national news organizations, magazines and corporations in the finance, retail, manufacturing and other industrial sectors. His column appears Thursdays.

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In the Fast Leyne
by Les Leyne
From his perch in Victoria, Les Leyne keeps an eye on the B.C. Legislature and shares those insights with the North in the weekly In the Fast Leyne.

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Politics 101
by Tracy Summerville
Tracy Summerville has been teaching at UNBC for more than 15 years and has published papers on political economy and public policy as they relate to Canadian natural resources and the environment. Every week, the professor takes readers to school with her column on the science behind the political system.

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Smart Money
by Brad Brain
Brad Brain is a Senior Financial Advisor with Manulife Securities Incorporated, in Fort St. John. He doles out his market opinion in Saturday's Citizen.

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Home Again
by Megan Kuklis
Prince George native Megan Kuklis made the choice to leave and spread her wings in the south. Now, she's back with husband and child in tow, and wondering why she ever left in the first place. Follow her rediscovery of her hometown every Monday in Home Again.

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It's Only Money
by Mark Ryan
Mark Ryan is an Investment Advisor with RBC Dominion Securities Inc. Member CIPF. He graduated from Simon Fraser University in 1990 with a degree in Business Administration and has worked in the financial industry ever since, as a Commercial Lender, Risk Manager and Advisor. He lives in Prince George with his wife and seven children.

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Song of the Day
by PGC
Every day, Citizen staffers hit play on their personal playlists. Whether the songs are meant to move, inspire, energize or amuse, it's an eclectic mix from a very non-cohesive group of (self-proclaimed) tastemakers. Join them by sending your own song suggestion to page2@pgcitizen.ca.

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Gardening
By Jos Van Hage
Jos Van Hage is the long-time owner of ArtKnapp Plantland and resident of Prince George. Each week Jos will provide seasonal tips for planting and maintaining both your outdoor gardens and your indoor plants.

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By the Glass
Kim Cabal and Al Spoklie
Kim Cabal and Al Spoklie are product consultants at the B.C. Signature Liquor Store, Pine Centre. For those who like a bit of red, white or blush, Kim and Al alternate weeks providing readers insight (smells, tastes, what the wine might work well with) into new wines on liquor store shelves.

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Economic Energy
Nicholas Fedorkiw
Nicholas Fedorkiw was born and raised in Prince George. After studying economics at Queen's University and The University of Toronto he worked as an economist for Finance Canada in Ottawa.
Subsequently, he was an energy economist for an international renewable energy company based in London. He now resides in Prince George.

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