Opinion

A holiday surprise was shared at Southridge elementary school on Nov. 23, which was a delightful gift for Christmas. Students and staff gave their all at this concert in honour of Canada's 150 Birthday celebration.

"Neil's talking about you in his editorial," they told me. (He stands with the pedophiles, Nov. 23). "Can't be me" I responded, "my letter (Fake news, old news, Nov. 17) didn't say anything like that.

On Thursday and Friday, my alma mater, Trinity Western University, will appear before the Supreme Court of Canada to defend the right to found a law school and produce lawyers that are accredited by law societies based on individual competency, not p

Prince George-Peace River-Northern Rockies MP Bob Zimmer's winter 2017/18 newsletter has arrived for those area residents with the misfortune of having him as a Member of Parliament.

Black Friday is an abomination in the United States, forcing some of the lowest paid employees of all to work a day that the more well to do have off.

My compliments to the P.G. Citizen for Dr. Todd Whitcombe's excellent Nov.

Re: "Smoking pot hard on health." The reason that "disparate points of view on the whole issue" exist is simply because those in the prohibitionist camp seem to be highly selective about what they choose to acknowledge as fact.

The government has launched its website "How We Vote" which is "Giving the people of B.C. the power to decide how we vote." Except, of course, the website doesn't actually do that.

Remember the last time a British prince wanted to marry an American woman? No, of course you don't, unless you're a similar age to Elsie Christenson and Charlie Butler, two Prince George residents who celebrated their 100th birthdays this month.

It's Grey Cup weekend. But who really cares? There was a time when the nation ground to a halt on a Sunday in late November to gather around the TV with friends and family, tune into the CBC and listen to Don Wittman call the big game.