Opinion

I am somewhat perplexed by the position taken by Neil Godbout in his most recent editorial regarding city expenditures. Just to be clear,The Prince George Citizen represents a significant media presence.

Seven years ago this summer, some idiot who shares not only my name but also my face wrote a rude and mean-spirited column bashing the work of Communities In Bloom.

I would like to take this opportunity to comment on the current controversy regarding texting and driving. My four-month-old daughter was struck by a vehicle being driven by a woman who was texting and driving.

I'm not quite ready to give up on the surge of nationalism that accompanies every July 1.

I am writing this letter to you and the citizens of Prince George. I was in the Fort George park Friday evening with my family for a walk and I was thoroughly disgusted with the state the park was left in after the National Aboriginal Day event.

Seniors' Scene

Canada Day isn't just an opportunity to celebrate our country and its history, it's a chance to celebrate our freedom and our good fortune to live in a democratic country that respects individual rights.

In The FastLeyne

I recently attended the National Aboriginal Day celebrations at Fort George Park with my father and my four young boys (ages seven, five and twin infants).

It's not Canada Day without the annual Citizen history quiz. This year, we've combined the best questions of years past, along with a couple new gems, to inspire some Maple Leaf patriotism. The answers are at the bottom of the page. 1.