Opinion

In the 1960s, Walter Mischel, a Stanford psychologist, conducted a fairly simple test. Put a marshmallow in front of a child and tell them if they can go 15 minutes without eating the first one, they will get a second one. Then leave the room.

Since Prince George is the gateway to Northern British Columbia, it is not uncommon to meet many celebrities. The Royal Family has come to Prince George many times. Along with other boy scouts at Fort George Park, I chatted with the future king.

Jeremy Lin is probably best known to basketball fans for “Linsanity,” the amazing streak of clutch and dramatic moments he had with the New York Knicks in 2012.

We are going to be paying more to heat, eat and drive to work. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is hiking the carbon tax and British Columbia Premier John Horgan is going along with it.

In January, a Citizen editorial called for Mayor Lyn Hall's resignation after it was revealed that the new downtown parkade cost $22 million more than it was supposed to and additional cost overruns may have been approved without city council oversig

A year ago, those of us born after the Second World War in the free West had little experience of shortages and serious restrictions on our daily work and social lives.

I have read several letters to The Prince George Citizen concerning the homeless, and yes it is something to be concerned about. There have been letters about building tiny homes for them.

How often do you ever celebrate your successes? When was the last time you took the time to reflect on an achievement or treated yourself because you accomplished something that didn’t seem possible for you before? If you are like most people, you ar

The phone starts ringing steady Thursday mornings at the Citizen. Hot news tip? Huge emergency? Nope.

Some of you may be familiar with theatre-in-the-round, which is a kind of performance space in which the stage is surrounded on all sides by the audience. If you were from Ancient Greece, this sort of thing would be normal to you.