Opinion

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.

Larry Richards is a friend of mine from high school who has gone on to become a very popular speaker among conservative Catholics in North America.

Having read Ted Clarke’s article in the March 18th issue of the Citizen, I can only shake my head. It would appear that Mary MacDonald’s solution for the homeless is to throw money at them in huge quantities.

On a March 18, 2020, a reporter asked “Do you think using the term ‘Chinese virus’ puts Asian Americans at risk, that people might target them?” and Donald Trump answered: “Not at all. I think they probably would agree with it, 100 per cent.

Back in the 1970s, Bill Vander Zalm was building his Fantasyland in Delta and was made to adhere to all the highway rules regarding access, etc.