Opinion

It's that time of year again, where I get excited about The Voice. As far as television singing competitions go, it's the only one which manages to draw me back (at least until I get bored when it winds down to the final few).

Last Friday while returning to the coast from hunting with a camper, trailer, two quads, a load of gear I experienced a very bad shudder from my front end that others closer to home had been unable to diagnose or repair.

Economic Energy

As I See It

Home - ask a dozen people to give their definition and chances are you'll get a dozen different answers. A home can be anywhere or anything a person finds comfort, inspiration or just a place to sleep.

I was a bit surprised this week to see an article in the Globe and Mail about the future of the NDP Party in British Columbia.

The biggest, simplest lie in the world is this - that people, as consumers, as business owners and as government leaders, make rational choices with money. Everyone knows the opposite is true but no one wants to admit it.

Can you believe it, fall is here and summer will soon be just a memory and that means it's that time of year for the hugely anticipated Bordeaux release at our BC Liquor Store, which is happening today.

"What the hell's wrong with you? We're a family!" For all the chatter and acclaim for Breaking Bad, including last weekend's Emmy win for best drama, the show wasn't about a high school chemistry teacher with cancer who builds a drug empire making cr

Check out Monday's Citizen for a feature story by Jason Peters as Prince George marks 500 days until the opening ceremonies of the Canada Winter Games.