Opinion

With so much bad news, bickering and complaining that happens in the paper, I write about praise.

I totally agree with the letter by Mike Bundock in the Prince George Citizen on Jan. 11 (Reader not happy with changes at the Citizen). However, The Citizen is not the only newspaper forcing people to go online to read the news.

The wine world is built on esoteric and minute detail and even among wine experts there are often pitched debates on either side of a particular issue.

The boomerang, a remarkable invention, returns thrown objects back to their originators. Hence, it is appropriate to call those in their mid-twenties the boomerang generation. What is so astonishing is their conduct, their way of living.

This week's column is written by Chef Ron Christian, who has been a chef for 30 years. He is a CNC Professional Cook instructor, who has also taught at BCIT, Vancouver Community College and has worked all over the world.

Please help. On Saturday afternoon my little Service Dog got out. He would have headed for Freeman Park but I got my wheelchair stuck in snow and could not go after him.

I wish to comment on the letter wrote by Steven Kakinoosit, appearing in the paper on Jan. 20. Mr. Kakinoosit states that many schools attended by Aboriginal students, are inferior to those attended by other Canadians.

I live at Alward Place. We only have seniors living here. There is so much snow and they haven't cleaned between the cars in the parking lot! But we have a wonderful hairdresser name Lena who was helping a senior clean behind her van.

I work as a long haul truck driver and made way from Portageville, Missouri to Terrace, B.C. to make a trailer delivery. As I past Prince George I came across a sports radio show called UNBC Sport Studio on 88.

Long ago U. S. President Eisenhower warned his nation about the dangers stemming from the burgeoning military-industria1 complex. It was becoming the single, most powerful influence on policy.