Opinion

Re: Nathan Giede column, April 2 Citizen. 1- De-summerize. Finding enough time for 2 working parents to coordinate holidays with their kids and employers is hard enough as many employers limit summer holiday requests to a maximum of 2 weeks.

We must thank our quiet heroes. Today I give thanks to the family of late Larry Lilly of Prince George. Larry, although quiet, was a hero to many of us in Prince George. He was an excellent musician (steel guitar), and a man of few words.

I was surprised and very upset to read the article concerning funding cuts by the Ministry of Education for literacy programs in Prince George.

Too many watchers of federal politics are reading too much into the results of Monday's provincial election in Quebec.

I have been singing the praises of senior centres here in Prince George for well over a year. This week I will introduce you to each of the five senior centres.

I am writing to express my deep concerns about the proposed amendments (Bill 24) to the Agricultural Land Commission Act and the negative impacts these changes will have on the provincial agricultural land base, our farmers, and the future of our pro

It was not long ago that northern BC was dotted with hundreds of beehive burners. Colocated with sawmills, beehive burners simply burned off excess waste wood that was a byproduct of manufactured lumber.

Chris Hadfield may have been the star of the show Saturday night but he wasn't the brightest star to take the stage.

Swedish DJ Tim Bergling, who performs under the name Avicci, is known for blending electronica with traditional music forms with hits like Wake Me Up.

Last week, the Citizen carried a guest column by Jock Finlayson reflecting on the PST one year later. Mr. Finlayson is the executive vice president and chief policy officer for the Business Council of British Columbia.