Opinion

Clergy Comment Alan Bromley International Student Ministries We expect sunny skies and balmy temperatures in summer, but we may also get a shock. Storms beset us. A dam breaks near Oliver and homes are swept away and orchards covered in mud.

Hike of the Week Rob Bryce Special to The Citizen This week's hike to the Blue Spruce portion of the Greenway Trail is a great place to venture out and explore the forest by using the main trail as an access route.

I would like to send a big shout out to all the people in P.G. who stood up to Rock 101, letting them know we weren't going to let them make our town look like a dump.

I am writing to express my disappointment with the way the online posts to various news reports and stories in The Citizen are handled. For a few months now I have been reading The P.G.

It speaks poorly for the local paper and its editor when on the front page I read one story chastising a Vancouver radio station for its lack of respect for Prince George and it's citizens.

I am so disgusted with this HST and carbon tax. My case in point. My parents are both retired and my Dad enjoys going for a walk to Tim Hortons every week day to meet up with his fellow retired friends to sit, enjoy a coffee and muffin, with them.

I cannot imagine a more effective way of confirming derogatory remarks about Prince George and making us look like a bunch of bush-leaguers than to have headline coverage and lead editorials about the so obviously tongue-in-cheek parody from a Vancou

Kim Cabral By The Glass What could be better on a hot summer day than a crisp and clean, white Riesling? This month, we are featuring Rieslings in our stores. Rieslings are the perfect way to beat the summertime heat.

A year from this month, July 2011, Canadian troops will withdraw from Afghanistan. Is this a good move? It's debatable.

In response to the schoolyard behaviour of a Vancouver FM Station DJ I ask that you publish the following response.