Opinion

Like millions of others around the world, I have been glued to the TV for the last couple of weeks watching the Olympic Games in London. I love the drama of the competition and the athlete's stories.

According to North Korea, the big news is that Dear Leader II (doesn't that roll of the tongue nicely) finally has a girlfriend-nay-wife. A real, live, human wife.

By The Glass

The eurozone crisis is one of those lazy, sky-high but short, can-of-corn fly balls no one can catch. Survivors of gym class to veterans of organized ball no doubt have been stuck in the situation dozens of times.

The Prince George Exhibition, affectionately known as the PGX, joined a select group this year. The exhibition is now one of 17 centenarian community fairs in the province.

In The Fast Leyne

Premier Christy Clark has recently given a new status to natural gas: It is now to be considered a clean energy source, similar to wind and solar power, as long as the reason for its use is to produce electricity for liquefied natural gas production.

In response to the articles and other letters with regard to the decline in the areas moose population, I would like to add some insight to some otherwise ridiculous suggestions.

Concerns about the safety of Cranbrook Hill Road -also known as Cranbrook Hole Road - are not new. The steep, winding road has been a perpetual problem for the City of Prince George to maintain.

Upon returning from holidays, I noticed a sign for Shooters cold beer and wine store on Cowart Rd.