Opinion

This correspondence is in regards to your recently titled "Leave the Guns at Home" article where you featured the Prince George RCMP to be unnecessarily armed in the manner that they were.

This year TEDxUNBC will discuss the future. What will the next 150 years be like for Canada and the world? It is an interesting question to consider particularly in light of our history as a nation.

It is fascinating how certain ideas can unite all people, yet we can be so unaware of their presence.

Adrien Girard retired in 1991 as the general maintenance service manager for Northwood Pulp and Paper. He brought his family to Prince George in 1967 with the intention of only staying here for a period of two years.

My wife Glenna and I arrived in Prince George in November of 1978 to begin the longest segment of our sixty-six years of pastoral ministry.

Sacrilege! What sacrilege! Your editorial decision to print a cartoon of Jesus Christ, the saviour of the world, detained at the United States border, is an utter disgrace (July 4 Citizen). Your newspaper has sunk to a despicable new low.

The Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists B.C. chapter would like to echo and further build on Dr.

Every pipeline in North America - whether conveying oil, water, natural gas or some other fluid - is an engineered structure.

On Thursday morning, a small group of us at The Citizen stood together quietly with our heads bowed. It was 11:33 a.m. Exactly one week earlier, at 2:33 in the afternoon in Annapolis, Md.

Recently I wrote an article discussing four reasons leaders are lonely.