Opinion

Sunday marks the 40th anniversary of the deaths of eight PGSS students on the Willow River.

In light of the recent fires in town, I have been thinking about those who lose their belongings, and those who donate to them. Over the years we have seen many generous people come forward.

In the April 23 Citizen, there are two articles that seem to show that there is a difference about how justice is done in Vancouver and Prince George. One article is about Mr.

A healthy diet is probably the hardest thing for me to master, and likely one of the hardest things for anyone to master when aiming for weight loss or overall good health.

Roses have stood the test of time. They have been around for hundreds of centuries and are one of the most recognized flowers in the world. Their beauty and fragrance have made roses a favourite among many gardeners.

What better way to say "thank you" to your mom or special lady in your life on Mother's Day than with a nice bottle of wine? Whether your mother prefers a white, red or rose, I have it covered.

Women are making strides in the financial services sector, both as employees and clients, and increasingly are venturing into entrepreneurship and starting their own businesses.

It was a defining moment in Prince George sports history, and the ripple effects are still being felt 40 years later. In the summer of 1974, the Molson Oldstylers sent shock waves through the lacrosse world by winning the President's Cup.

I watched with interest the discussion on medical marijuana and while the councillors brought forth a number of valid concerns it appeared to me one major issue was overlooked.

I'm a Grade 12 student at Duchess Park Secondary School. I'm wondering why the City of Prince George has not installed the backboards and rims at our neighborhood park. The basketball poles have been up for almost 2 years now.