Opinion

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.

by Agatha Christie Prudence Cowley (better known as Tuppence to her friends) is in London looking for work after World War I when she bumps into her old school chum, Tommy Beresford.

Around Our Schools Last week, students from the UNBC environmental interpretation class, and their instructor Ms. Gail Ross, visited Mrs.

Is city council truly looking after all its citizens? I recently moved to Prince George. I was amazed at the tax rates placed on the homeowners by city council.

Food For Thought With more than 6,000 varieties, apples have been around since ancient times. There is the famous apple tree in the Garden of Eden, and there is evidence of sun-dried apples having been eaten during the Stone Age.