Opinion

As I watch and witness all the latest hype around the Olympics I find it hard to comprehend such waste considering the economic plight our province is in.

I can't help myself, I've got to throw my hat into the rings. I read an article about a parent who was feeling lucky so she left her baby in the car while she went in and gambled at the casino. This reminds me of our government.

The revitalization of the downtown center is going into its 30th year with not much success.

I did not participate in any of the 'hoopla' surrounding having the Olympic torch run through Prince George; however, I did look out my window when I heard the thunder of the exploding fireworks overhead.

THE CANADIAN PRESS Here's a look at some of the Canadian connections at this year's Oscars, which will be handed out March 7: - Jason Reitman: Born in Montreal, Reitman has a shot at three Oscars.

I felt it necessary to write and clarify some of the points made in your recent editorial, "Unneeded Staff?".

When will Prince George hockey community say enough is enough with the management of the Prince George Cougars. I blame yet another losing season totally on Dallas Thompson and the Prince George media for not putting more pressure on management.

I suppose my question to those in the HST cheering section is: How exactly does this benefit seniors, particularly those on fixed incomes? Obviously it is reassuring to know that various services will be exempt, but the cost of those services have co

It's time our government raised the minimum wage to $10 per hour so worker's do not have to rely on tips to eke out a living. BC's minimum wage ($8/hr frozen since 2001) falls behind other Canadian provinces.

I am writing in regards to, two stories in The Citizen, of the Jan. 26 issue.