Opinion

This is a letter of concern and support for the College Heights Seniors (North Central Seniors Club). The decision of School Board 57 to close and board up the resource centre on Gladstone Drive has ousted them from the club meeting place.

This week's hike to Sugarbowl is a Prince George favorite and is usually one of the first hikes that people new to the region attempt. This trail is one of the closest and easily accessible trails to Prince George that ascends to the alpine.

I am writing in response to the editorial "Iggy as Opportunist" that was published on June 25 in The Prince George Citizen.

Dalwhinnie is Gaelic for "plains for meeting" and as it is halfway to Edinburgh from Glasgow it is easy to understand how the town of Dalwhinnie got its name.

The legal attack on the HST petition by business groups is terrible for the Liberals. In fact, when the release announcing the court action showed up in my inbox, I wondered if it was a hoax. It wasn't.

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.

CANADA'S BUSINESS

Just the other day I attended an extended family gathering. We were having a barbeque to celebrate the graduation of my nephew's oldest son. As is often the case-there were more lawn chairs than there were people.

It is 1965. At Brownies, we happily sing, "Where we children live today, Indian children used to play." I like the song, but I feel sad, something is not quite right. In the neighborhood, we play "Cowboys and Indians." Everyone wants to be a cowboy.

Bruce Strachan's last comments were certainly in line with what you would expect from the right. You need to blame someone, so pick someone who's not part of business. Because my car uses gasoline the source has to be "unstable and unsafe.