Opinion

I have lived in Prince George all my life, the snow removal this winter was appalling. Welcome to Northern Capital of B.C., the great white north where we love our snow so much that we save it on the streets and stack in just to keep it for spring.

I am just wondering if maybe we should change some of the laws concerning child visitation as there are men out there living the high life and not paying their child support.

If only this nasty north wind would go And give us a break for a day or so. However it's going to leave us today, Thank goodness! And while it's away From elsewhere will come snow And a south wind will blow. Mind you, though, this won't be the end.

I'm a delivery driver and I've noticed something a little disturbing. There are way too many houses where the number is not clearly displayed.

I would like to comment regarding the Cougars' sad home attendance figures. I was a season ticket holder from day one at the Multiplex.

Just because something's been done for a long time it doesn't mean that it's safe. I continuously hear this argument in support of adding this poison to the water supply of which we all have to drink from.

When City Council deliberates the annual budget my stress level usually rises for I know I'll be fleeced -- it focuses on the percentage increase not decrease.

This letter was sent to Mayor Dan Rogers and copied to The Citizen for publication. I am a resident on Carney Street and I have never seen such appalling conditions of snow removal. We have never had this happen under any mayor in the last 30 years.

All weekend long with the raging blizzard outside, as I stayed warm and dry in the house snuggled next to the wood stove with family and friends I began to wonder about the road conditions.

If Prince George City council was planning on using the Canada Winter Games to rationalize raising taxes yet again, the application to host the Games should have gone to a referendum to see if the citizens were willing to accept such a trade-off.