Opinion

When you think of St. Patrick's Day, what foods come to mind? Corned beef? Soda bread? Green beer? Instead of opting for questionably-dyed alcoholic beverages, why not use this St.

This week in Prince George history, March 11-17: March 12, 1942: Local organizers of the city's first air raid drill were looking to improve on a successful test of the city's readiness.

Steven Hawking passed away. I never met him nor did I ever have the privilege of listening to him lecture in person. However, the power of the Internet means his words will live on for generations to come.

I enjoy having a conversation with someone. I love hearing from folks who have different opinions, different interests and different lifestyles. Differences are what makes the world go around in both a positive as well as a destructive fashion.

Would you drive drunk? Of course not. You could hurt yourself or someone else, go to jail, lose your car, job and maybe some friends. It isn't worth the risk. Paying for a taxi or a tow or both is nothing when compared.

The report of the SPCA seizing 46 dogs north of Williams Lake was an exaggeration. I was at the property on two different occasions and yes, the gentleman had too many dogs. Yes, he should have had the dogs neutered.

Regardless of whether one agrees or disagrees with Tiffany May's letter in Tuesday's Citizen ("Homeless people ruining city for all"), she has done Prince George a great service by sparking thought and discussion about homelessness.

It's been said that a business deal is a meeting of the hearts. Trust is everything and the lack of it is rust. An older business client of mine a few years ago ran a road construction crew.

Canada is on a journey of healing. In many ways, we are traveling through uncharted territory. Few of us understand what needs to happen or where it will lead. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission published a report and a call to action in 2015.

I am nearing the end of my last semester of classwork in my master's program.