Opinion

Minor hockey in Prince George is finished for the season. Spring is definitely here and we are all looking forward to summer. But there is one loose hockey end that needs tending to. And it's a big one.

As the inquisition over the handling of Afghan prisoners rages in Ottawa, we are reminded that history is littered with the stories of individuals and groups who have become synonymous as traitors and acts of duplicity.

Mr. Sewell's letter doth protest too much. Why wouldn't he use Mr. Whitcombe's letter as a means to educate his workforce. Instead, he takes the familiar, convenient path of throwing stones at the messenger.

Through the Public Sector Employers Council, the provincial government has imposed a two-year wage freeze on all 250,000 public sector employees.

Canada's business Bruce Whitestone At long last a "revolution" is stirring in Canada that should entail better government.

This is an open letter to all the family doctors of Prince George. It has been years since the people of this city have been able to find a doctor taking new patients.

Todd Whitcombe As I See It Back in 2006, the B.C. Liberals launched the "Conversation on Health Care" program.

In response to the Winnipeg Free Press editorial reprinted in Wednesday's Citizen: I wonder if we will ever see a bishop charged with failing to report the sexual abuse of a child.

Canadians have a very bipolar disposition when it comes to Americans stating their views about us or about matters pertaining to us. We maintain apocryphal notions of how little the U.S.

Pairings by chef Louis Richer The 2006 Mission Hill Chardonnay from the Okanagan region is considered among the best, having won in 2008 the Gold Medal Pacific Rim international competition, and several other distinctions.