Opinion

William Shatner was the star of the first Northern FanCon three years ago and the star of the original series of Star Trek.

Recently I was working with a company to solve a long-standing problem in one of their departments. The stressed owner of the company was frustrated at the lack of positive results.

I'm reading Friday's Citizen and I get to the sports section and it almost knocked me off my chair.

It's not clear yet whether opposition B.C. Liberal MLA Mike de Jong is on to something.

Warning: this article is toxically boring. Having it in the same room as you is likely to cause you to slip in to a coma. I'm only on the third sentence and I've already slept for three hours.

We need to switch to a low carbon economy. There is no question about this amongst scientists studying the environment. Our present modes of energy production rely heavily upon the use of carbon based fuels.

After a long winter and a dragging, slow spring, there is an indescribable joy in a beautiful sunny weekend day.

On Sunday night, I went to an amazing performance of Dirty Dancing. It will probably be the closest I get to Broadway as I have no desire to go to New York.

Pssst... hey buddy, wanna buy a password? We live in a digital age. Everything is online and accessible with a few keystrokes or the right program. This is the nature of digital information. All of our data is stored on hard drives somewhere.

Imagine if you were the truck driver involved in last month's horrific crash that killed 16 people on the Humboldt Broncos hockey team bus. Or imagine if you were one of the first responders on the scene.