Opinion

On Saturday, Prince George's daily paper will pass away. Of course The Citizen will go on - by the grace of God and Godbout, I will go on with it.

With the last publication of our daily edition on Saturday as we transition to a free weekly newspaper next week, we'd like to hear from you.

We were being transferred from Prince Rupert to Cranbrook, (the armpit of B.C. to the left toe) which required a stopover in Vancouver. My first bank posting to my second meant a momentary a luxury for us, staying in a hotel on the company dime.

This letter is written to raise concerns and request intervention regarding a growing concern in our community, within the business centre of Prince George.

When I saw the picture, it was like a sucker punch.

People in the United States might feel a smidge of schadenfreude at our neighbour's struggle with a transgression alarmingly common among politicians here at home - if only our own schaden weren't so tremendous.

Last month, the identity of the British Columbian who won the largest lottery prize in the province's history was revealed.

Talktober was an interesting, commendable idea when it first surfaced in 2015.

It is September and our children have returned to school. Not only do schools educate, we also expect them to indoctrinate our kids on the merits of tolerance and diversity in our free society.

Intermittent fasting is a term used to describe a pattern of eating, cycling between periods of fasting (with no food or a significant calorie reduction) and periods of unrestricted intake.