Opinion

Sprinkled occasionally among the periods and shifts and shots and saves of the many hockey games in a long season are those extraordinary moments, when the spectators in the stands and the other players on the benches know they have witnessed somethi

The provincial government's decision not to restrict "foreign ownership" in B.C. is another broken promise. As a First Nation person, my ancestors have had 150 years of government broken promises.

It is pretty much an axiomatic saying that you can tell an awful lot about someone by the friends they keep. With that in mind ,consider some of Justin Trudeau's friends and you can get a better idea where his policies are coming from.

Science is a broad and encompassing term which extends from the imaginative fiction of historians to the precise analytical answers of mathematicians. Each discipline deals with data in its own - and sometimes unique - ways.

The Prince George Horseshoe Pitchers Club is a very small club and the City of Prince George has literally driven us into the ground. With their exorbitant fees, we will be dead and gone by the end of February.

Thank you for the editorial by Neil Godbout published in the Saturday, Jan. 6 edition of The Citizen. I look forward every day to receiving my hard copy of this gem of a community newspaper. My husband starts his day with the digital edition.

When is the media going to put John Horgan's feet to fire in regards to raw log exports, foreign property ownership in this province and fish farms that are poisoning our coast? Seems to me the majority of this province, except for good old P.G.

Marijuana, cannabis, pot, whatever you want to call it, it will become legal in Canada sometime this year following the U.S. where pot is legal in several states. I do not smoke pot or anything else. Two glasses of wine and I am asleep.

In Wednesday's print edition of The Citizen, an Associated Press story previewed the "resistance" books planned for 2018, the resistance being authors opposed to Donald Trump.

Re: "The hazard of celebrity politics," Jan. 9 Citizen. The key premises of the editor's opposition to Oprah for president need to be closely scrutinized as they all arise from a very blinkered testosterone-driven view of what it is to lead.