Opinion

Dyer Straits

I am responding to Neil Godbout's caustic editorial concerning Coun. Brian Skakun's efforts to request information about city expenditures. Unlike Mr. Godbout, I think it is reasonable that elected officials be able to request such information.

With winter weather brings the joys of snow shoveling and snow plowing. I realize plowing snow in Prince George is something that we will never have control over as we are a winter city.

"Prigonian," really? A prig is an arrogant, self righteous person, or, as a verb, to prig means to steal.

During his 50 years in Prince George, Rev. Lance Morgan epitomized the Prince George experience.

In response to your recent article "You are a Prigonian: Informal Poll Coins a New Name for Residents of Prince George", I'd just like to point out that the word "prig" is defined by the Oxford Canadian Dictionary as "a self-righteously correct or mo

Re: Tracy Summerville, Rethinking the role of the state, Dec. 22 Citizen. Summerville's column opens and closes with tragedy in Connecticut and the gun control debate.

I write this comment with the intention of voicing my opinion and it is not meant, in anyway, to take away from the joyous arrival of the Hohmann baby.

I would like to thank all the people that came (and are coming) to sled down the hill at the College Heights High School. It is awesome to see everybody having a good time.

A petition to call us "Prigonians?" Huh? Definition of "prig" - noun - a person who displays or demands of others pointlessly precise conformity, fussiness about trivialities, or exagerrated propriety, especially in a self-righteous or irritating man