Opinion

Mayors and municipal councils across B.C. sighed in relief Wednesday with the news that a B.C.

Last Sunday was city clean-up day. Three generations of the Yarmish- McLellan family were doing our part this morning. As we have done for many years, our family spends a few hours removing garbage, working to keep this city clean.

I agree with Bob Molland (Letter to editor Friday April 25) that we need a referendum on the Performing Art Centre being proposed for Prince George.

The issue of poverty has been on my mind lately. I suppose that's thanks to various conversations I've had with friends, some of whom hold similar beliefs to me and many more who don't.

Sixty years ago, Prince George was hit hard by polio with six cases reported.

Julian of Norwich tells us that, "All will be well." Is that really true? Will all really turn out for the best? Will we really be OK? I remember when I first arrived in the beautiful African country of the Congo a number of years ago.

Helen (Petro) Wlasitz was born in Homok, Ungmegye, Hungary in 1929 and arrived in Canada in 1930. Helen married Stephen Wlasitz in 1947 and they moved to Sinclair Mills where Stephen worked for the Canadian National Railway.

Sour grapes, Dan Rogers? I heard him on CBC whining about the use of gas taxes to fix Prince George roads. Well the money is better spent than what he did when he vetoed democracy over the Kin 1 arena.

Well, hey there, neighbour. Little did I know that when I moved to College Heights four years ago, I'd be getting to know you in such a fun fashion: by spending spring days picking up your garbage from the greenbelt behind my house.

Neither of the full page advertisements on safety features of the design of the Northern Gateway Pipeline, appearing in the Citizen April 3rd and 10th, mention what former Enbridge design engineer Bill Middagh was most concerned about - the elevation