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Get ice arguments on-side

Get ice arguments on-side

City council should commit to building another ice sheet in Prince George, but only after Kin 1 is fully renovated as planned. A grassroots contingent has emerged that strongly advocates building additional ice space.
Put your money where your mouth is

Put your money where your mouth is

As you say "Price is what you pay. Value is what you get." I absolutely agree. But, you really do miss the whole point. First: every city needs a governing body.
Be responsible pet owners

Be responsible pet owners

I would like to thank very much the folks at city animal control. The dogs that are out loose in Prince George without supervision are in various types of danger.
Glad to be wrong

Glad to be wrong

I've never been so pleased to be proven incorrect. I was doing a mall-crawl around Pine Centre. I bought a few items that all fit into one bag. I had the receipts, so I didn't worry too much about it all being in one bag.
Sheepish thanks

Sheepish thanks

My name is Jillian Hepburn. Last Friday, my friend and I did not stay where we said we would be. After a few hours or searching by a lot of people, we came home safe.
More than face value

More than face value

Mark Ryan is an Investment Advisor with RBC Dominion Securities Inc. Member CIPF.
Vote of convenience

Vote of convenience

It was very easy for Councillor Skakun to vote no for a 30 per cent wage increase, when he knew that all other councillors would vote in favor, and the increase would pass.
Make yourself heard

Make yourself heard

Dog Owners: The City has finally announced the open houses for off leash space. It really is important that you take the opportunity to make yourselves heard.
After the floods

After the floods

If you think there's no connection between Monday's visit by Prime Minister Stephen Harper to the flood ravaged Richelieu region of Quebec and Monday's federal budget, think again.
Skakun trial not worth the money

Skakun trial not worth the money

Councillor Skakun found guilty and gets a fine of less than $1,000. Once again, money being wasted. Could the City of Prince George not looked into this a bit more before wasting so much money. Maybe the Citizen can find out how much this trial cost.