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Good Samaritan appreciated

Good Samaritan appreciated

I would like to thank the man who stopped to push me out when my car was stuck on Jan. 21 in the 1600 block of Juniper Street. Without your help I wouldn't have gotten out. Thanks very much. Ron McKibbon Prince George
Lentils play a major role in diet maintaining healthy blood sugar levels

Lentils play a major role in diet maintaining healthy blood sugar levels

Food for Thought Canada is the largest exporter of lentils in the world. Most of these are grown in Saskatchewan and southern Alberta. The most commonly grown varieties are the large green and red lentils.
Cougar fan biding his time

Cougar fan biding his time

In response to the few letters coming in support of the recent edition of the Cougars.
Spotting varmints

Spotting varmints

Groundhog Day and the Liberal leadership all-candidate debate in Prince George occurs back-to-back this week.
Put council pay raise to alternate approval process

Put council pay raise to alternate approval process

City council wants a pay raise. I wonder if they need it to help pay for the new RCMP station, the River Road and Simon Fraser Bridge projects. Don't give them a raise. Go to the Alternate Approval Process.
Schools getting in swing of ‘Carnaval’ and sports events

Schools getting in swing of ‘Carnaval’ and sports events

All Around Our Schools Staff and students at cole Heather Park elementary will be hosting their own winter fun day on Thursday. This event is sponsored by (and in honour of) our French Immersion program, but all students will participate.
Thanks for the lift

Thanks for the lift

On Jan. 21, between 10th Avenue and Johnson Street, I found myself climbing a snow bank due to the snow and ice.
Pay attention to senior hockey

Pay attention to senior hockey

This morning I sat down with a good cup of coffee and the paper. It sure didn't take me long to get my feathers ruffled. Once again the Liberals made the front page, this time cutting the gaming proceeds to charities.
Choice in government is no choice

Choice in government is no choice

Once again, our governing BC Liberals are in the spotlight for the wrong reasons. Here we have BC taxpayers (read BCLC) now subsidizing money laundering operations (read casinos).
Bad deal the last straw

Bad deal the last straw

This morning I sat down with a good cup of coffee and the paper. It sure didn't take me long to get my feathers ruffled. Once again the Liberals made the front page, this time cutting the gaming proceeds to charities.