Opinion

At this point of the year, I customarily give book recommendations from my previous year's reading.

In kicking Senator Lynn Beyak out of the Conservative caucus last week, Andrew Scheer finally did the right thing. It was not a swift decision, nor necessarily made for the right reasons.

Kudos to our Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for making the right decision to shelve the Northern Gateway pipeline asproposed.

For historical reasons each new year people make resolutions - promises to change behavior patterns. It is a strange practice as every day is, in a sense, a new start.

There had been a low-level buzz about Oprah Winfrey running for U.S. president in 2020 for the last year.

It does matterwho is holding the rug.Which rug you say? The rug to sweep things under, particularly if you are a politician.

While sending some Christmas greetings, a longtime reader asked for an editorial explaining how The Citizen is doing with so much gloomy news about the news media and the newspaper industry in particular.

I wanted to share with readers a shining example of why we in the Prince George area should always do our best to shop and buy local. Two years ago, we purchased two lovely leather recliners from Northern Hardware.

So as the new year rolls in, I thought I would take a look back and reflect on some of the themes that I found compelling last year. In a brief review of my columns, I noted five dominant story lines: the role of the Senate, the complexity of the B.

We enjoyed Tuesday's article "Plenty of Entertainment on Tap for 2018". We certainly agree that there is a lot to look forward to.