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Solar panel energy move welcome news

Solar panel energy move welcome news

The Ministry of Environment's recent announcement that B.C. schools and hospitals will be using solar panels to heat water and improve their energy efficiency is very welcome news.
Be considerate on Tabor

Be considerate on Tabor

A request to snowshoers on Tabor cross country ski trails. It is great to see more people out on snow shoes discovering and enjoying the Tabor x-country trails. I do both snow shoeing and cross country skiing, but on Tabor I purely ski.
Light bulb as dim idea

Light bulb as dim idea

To the citizens of Prince George and all of the provinces: We have now all been told that our regular light bulbs are now obsolete. The new bulbs now are dangerous to our health and well-being. They're not safe for our families.
PG's bus boon

PG's bus boon

A post of praise for a service often overlooked in our community. Northern Health operates a bus service for Northern residents who must travel to Kamloops or Vancouver for medical reasons.
Clear your cars

Clear your cars

Wednesday morning around 8 a.m. as I was driving along Queensway to take my cat to the vet. I saw not one or two vehicles covered with snow but seven.
Carbon tax benefits everyone

Carbon tax benefits everyone

I would like to clarify a misconception in a Jan. 4 letter to the editor written by Mr. Stan New which incorrectly states that B.C.'s carbon tax is costing the local school district more money than its southern counterparts.
Mental health program a welcome development

Mental health program a welcome development

I read your article by Christine Skorepa "Giving to the forgotten - Gift of Hope program aids those with mental health issues" in the Prince George Citizen on Dec. 24, and I want to thank you for raising the issues of mental illness.
Softwood skirmish back at us

Softwood skirmish back at us

The latest skirmish in the perpetual softwood lumber battle with the U.S. is worth your attention. American lumber producers are complaining, again, that B.C. is subsidizing forest companies based in the province.
Sauce for the goose

Sauce for the goose

Kevin Falcon has proposed merit-based pay for teachers in B.C. As anyone familiar with the literature on incentive pay knows, this idea does not work.
Prince George is a city to fear

Prince George is a city to fear

Prince George has reached yet again another mark. We are now a city to fear. What happened to this city? I moved here almost 20 years ago to a peaceful, easy town. No gunshots, no fingers being removed, no gangs and their trade.