Opinion

There is so much wrong being said about the death of Colten Boushie and the trial of Gerald Stanley, it's hard to know where to begin.

Starting seeds and growing your own seedlings is not as hard as you may think and there are benefits to starting your own seeds.

Even a full front page story in Friday's Citizen on the life of Wilf Peckham simply wasn't enough to capture the man. Peckham, 94, died on March 2. As the story by Arthur Williams noted, Peckham was a curling legend.

There were two good letters in today's Citizen (Saturday March 3, 2018). The letter by Svend Serup "Referendum was no mandate for pool," refers to another good letter written earlier by Miles C. Thomas "How about public input.

The unfortunate remarks that MLA Mike Morris made as part of the Liberal diatribe against the NDP Government's recent budget - I refer to his statement to the effect that the funds allocated to language renewal would be better spent strengthening pol

Underlying all the arguments about the new employer health tax the NDP government is bringing in next year is an emerging fact: For better or worse, the "low tax" era in B.C. is over. The B.C.

What is science? Thomas Henry Huxley once said: "Science is simply common sense at its best; that is, rigidly accurate in observation, and merciless to fallacy in logic.

We have before us a rare accident with first past the post, a good example of how proportional representation is designed to be every time: it exaggerates the power of the minority.

It was interesting to read about Mr. Poser, the Carrier language and the RCMP. As a child Carrier speaker, our word in Carrier for policemen was "one who takes us away.

I'm disappointed to see that your response to LGBTQ people is to write a new article about Travis Shaw and claim that the people who spoke out saying he was never part of our groups are simply whitewashing our history.