Opinion

Congratulations, Prince George is the least bicycle friendly city that I have cycled in.

The wrong table was sold at a garage sale the morning of Saturday, May 22, at approximately 10 a.m. at 124 Bedford Place (Ft. George Park area), where proceeds were being raised to purchase a roof for a school in Tanzania, Africa.

Rob Bryce Hike of the Week This week's hike is another early season gem that has a surplus of geographic features. The first section provides a glimpse of Nourse Creek, carving its way through a rock canyon and plummeting down a narrow gorge.

Last Wednesday while running up UNBC hill, we encountered a troubled moose. The moose refused to let us go up or down the hill, he even crossed over to the other side of the road twice to come after us.

Finance Minister Colin Hansen has said repeatedly that implementing the HST is the best thing he can do to stimulate the economy and create jobs.

I am writing to thank the people of Prince George for your continued support of the Canadian Cancer Society, in particular for your support of the 18th Annual Prince George Relay For Life held on May 8 at Masich Stadium.

Passing Terry Fox's statue caused me to recall two things.

I would like to applaud Vincent Larsen for his well written opinion on the oil pipeline issue facing British Columbians.

The old expression, "where you stand depends on where you sit" aptly describes the machinations behind recent appointments to the board of directors of the Prince George Airport Authority (PGAA), as detailed in Saturday's Citizen.

To all my family and friends, I would like to give my heart-felt gratitude to everyone for the well wishes, care and concern I have received during my illness.