Opinion

I recently had to take my seven-month-old baby to the emergency room at the P.G. hospital and I was terrified. The nurses, security guards and doctor were caring, kind and helpful and I want to say how grateful I am for that.

This is in reply to Jerry Wessel's letter to the editor from June 4/11.

The following column is written by Melanie Rose Arscott, a 2011 graduate of CNC's professional cook program. My experience with the professional cook program at CNC certainly was interesting.

Though I am far away from our children on this special family weekend, I am extremely aware of what it means to be a father to the four of them. Every stage of fatherhood has a very special appeal and this present stage for me is no exception.

Right Side Up

I have mentioned before that my very first co-op work term during university was doing research. I spent the better part of a year working out the details of a synthetic route to anthraquinone.

Have you ever looked at a situation at work, school, or government and thought to yourself, "I could do better than that?" Seriously, how hard can it be to do things properly? Let me give you an example from the world of politics.

The Citizen is pleased to introduce the new weekly column on the fly covering where to, what to and how to of fly fishing in the Central Interior. Brian Smith is a freelance author who lives in Prince George with his wife Lois.

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