Opinion

The recent fuel prices at the pump have sparked much discussion about price gouging and price fixing in Prince George and northern B.C. in general. Two recent newspaper articles in particular come to mind.

With winter just around the corner it is time to squeeze in the last couple of hikes before we succumb to the cold and snow that greets us this time of year.

The recent dramatic increase in fuel prices prompted me to write letters of inquiry to all the major oil companies serving B.C.

By this morning, America and Europe will have moved on from Medinah and the 39th playing of the Ryder Cup.

Smart Money

One of the most important public policy debates facing Canada in the 21st century is happening right here in Prince George.

It is hard to believe that we are well into the month of October already! I hope you had a great Thanksgiving and that each of you have many reasons to feel thankful.

Politics 101

From the Citizen archives, first published October 17, 2003: Forty years ago, the United States declared a national holiday to coincide with Canadian Thanksgiving.

After reading all the news including your own newspaper reporting and most recent comments from Laura Robinson, she points out that she requested to speak to John Furlong and his publisher and his lawyer for years.