Opinion

The sad and anticlimatic end to the marathon city council meeting Monday finally came early Tuesday morning, when mayor and council voted 8-1 in favour of the Northern Recovery Centre for Women to set up shop at the former Haldi Road elementary.

A day in the life of Prince George. Citizen paper, front page article about Enbridge oil representative assuring us that an oil spill could actually help us as it would stimulate the economy.

It was tucked into the provincial Throne Speech last month with little fanfare but the prospect of a seniors advocate is a good one, so long as that advocate has authority and a real voice. As proposed by the B.C.

Anyone who knows me well knows I'm a huge fan of musicals. It doesn't matter what form it takes - theatre, screen, jukebox, original - I'm all for it. For people who don't enjoy musicals, it can be daunting. Just ask my roommate.

Seniors' Scene

The Rotary Club of Prince George Downtown would like to thank Dr.

On the evening of Febuary 23 around 9:40 p.m., I was driving out to Salmon Valley enjoying the drive, no snow or ice it was great. All of a sudden, the oncoming sand truck dumped a bunch of gravel on my new car.

The Mackenzie Forest district has enough timber to feed Northern mills for the next 20 years, including Burns Lake and Lakeland.

I am writing in response to the City Council, cutting back on the police budget. I am taken back by this action, since Prince George was nominated most dangerous city, twice.

By The Glass