Opinion

Transportation ministry accepted ineligible bid, then tried to cover it up

Its Shane..your new downtown committee. Keep downtown...downtown! Put in a big box down there...which one is next in line? Building permits issued downtown only for that. That will definitely revitalize it.

It is evident already that the 2010 Winter Olympic Games have given Canada a new place of prominence.

To my horror, I witnessed two city workers and one supervisor in two vehicles trim a few branches from two small trees on Simon Fraser Ave. properties. This task took 30 min. With one vehicle idling, ten more minutes were spent on paperwork.

Oh, Canada: As an American citizen who was actually pulling for Canada's world's best hockey team to win gold, all I can say is that, despite the horrible luck which seemed to follow these games, Canadians should be proud of how they've handled the r

Make it Happen, Watch it Happen or say What Happened? Did you know that a 20 unit apartment building the height of the Scotia Bank Building is being proposed for the middle of the 1600 block of 7th Ave? The surrounding buildings will be shadowed by t

I was looking forward to the front page of The Citizen this morning, as last night Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir won the Ice Dance gold medal.

The farming community has had its roots trimmed, without so much as a word of warning. So abrupt, in fact, that a high-ranking MLA was unaware, it seems.

First of all, I would like to congratulate Jay Hill on his upcoming retirement. With all due respect to federal politicians, I find the following statistics quite amazing and somewhat disturbing.

As School district 57 contemplates closures of more schools whatever we do we will be left with the same problems. Our schools were designed by individuals who reside in the south. Insulation was not really considered at that time to be important.