Opinion

The Aug. 31 article in The Prince George Citizen (Nurse vs. Nurse) may leave readers with the impression that BCNU doesn't encourage robust membership debate on the issue of unifying nurses. The reality is quite the contrary.

I have just been told by the school district and Diversified Transportation that there is no bus to take my kids to school. Now, if they were in elementary school there would be.

Jack Knox Slightly Skewed Hmm, what to do this weekend? Maybe go see Eat, Pray, Love at the movies. No, better to wait for the guy version: Eat, Prey, Shoot. Julia Roberts and Sylvester Stallone, together at last. Better idea still: The fall fair.

"Transparency" and "openness". Those were the promises in the infamous "New Era Document" from the 2001 election.

Perhaps through some miracle of modern newspaper graphics software my recent letter to the editor on the topic of sustainability of the arts community ended up on the same page as a Citizen editorial demanding an end to the planning of a proposed reg

Thank you to all the golfers and donors who supported the 3rd annual Twilight Golf Tournament at Alder Hills. The event raised more than $2,000 for CNIB's services for people who are blind or partially-sighted.

As a mother and human being, I realize the opinion column is exactly that - your opinion. But I, for one, am really tired of hearing people slamming The Citizen for giving us our local news.

Science and You Todd Whitcombe Dear Reader: Please note that this column ends in an "arrow" pointing to the carbon atom that is the central feature of the column.

There are many former residents of the Vanderhoof and Fort St. James areas of B.C. who are now living the Okanagan.

Gardening Jos Van Hage The summer landscape is full of colour and it does not have to end after the first killing frost.