Opinion

I was very pleased to see Special Olympics mentioned in your article, "Volunteer For A Better Future," on August 20. Prince George has a very active local of Special Olympics.

The United States has a problem. In more ways than one the country just isn't working. The U.S.

The Enbridge "Community Advisory Boards" (CABs) are a farce. Their website (www.communityadvisoryboards.com) is completely void of information.

Moonwalking With Einstein: The Art and Science of Remembering Everything by Joshua Foer Smartphones are eroding our memories.

North Americans are completely befuddled by Greek workers' staunch denial of their dire, economic plight and, by the same token, Greeks are befuddled why others don't understand their anger. There lies the conundrum.

Prince George is not known as a pretty town, but there are rules in place that could help turn that perception around - if only the city would enforce them.

Some of life's lessons, financial or otherwise, can't be learned until literally 40 years later.

Your article regarding a special medical facility to help alleviate the backlog of patients without a family doctor is one of the most sensible ideas I have heard in a long time.

I have been away for a while (some large men in white coats took me for a drive) and during my absence some flabby, semi-famous French actor taking a whiz in the aisle of a plane.

For many people the hazards of working involve the chance for carpal tunnel syndrome or a thumb blister from sending too many texts from their mobile devices.