Opinion

Like many residents of Prince George, I was excited and am still glad to know that Elton John has made us one of the exclusive sites for his tour. I appreciate the coverage The Citizen has given this.

"Kudos" To Elton John: I would like to begin by saying, "Elton John rocked CN Centre!" It was the best concert that my daughter and I have ever seen.

In response to your, "Cooking with Gas", article in Saturday's July 17 Citizen, I would ask, who were the "Many others who might be impacted by this proposed facility" at your meeting? Am I to presume that the many others are not in the picture? I fo

Last night I witnessed one of the most amazing concerts I have ever been to. Sir Elton John was fantastic! To have that calibre of entertainment come to Prince George is totally awesome.

People often ask why I have little or no respect for environmental groups and news media and the answer is relatively simple. Most environmental groups in B.C. are nothing more than eco-terrorists.

Although alarming, the garbage situation on the cutbanks, as reported by Frank Peebles, is not surprising. There are pockets of these man-made dumps all over the city.

Because a family member bikes to work I have always considered myself a very careful driver when passing cyclists. Today I found out that driving a vehicle is supposed to make you feel guilty.

This week's column is written by Perry Close, who graduated in May from CNC's Professional Cook certificate program. During my time in the professional cook program at CNC, I used cinnamon primarily in desserts, such as apple pie and cinnamon torte.

Your editorial of July 10 brushing off Michael Palin's "drain smell" comments is a disappointing and embarrassing case of shooting the messenger. Prince George does have an air quality problem. In addition P.G. has a major image problem.

When Glen Clark did this by only millions, it was all over the headlines. Why isn't all over the headlines when Gordon Campbell does it by billions? Released on Thursday, B.C.