Opinion

I think it would be particularly noteworthy if the political columnists of P.G. Citizen took jabs at trans-humanist politics and political science fiction. More specifically to note: lab-grown forests introduced into P.G.

My wife, myself and our two cats spent eight days in Prince George as a result of the evacuation order to the residents of Williams Lake. It had been years since I spent an extended period of time in your city.

The evacuated horses of the Cariboo thank you. To the small but VERY dedicated group of people for all the loving care and detailed attention during our stay at "summer camp" at the P.G. Exhibition barns and paddocks.

Don't be quick to dismiss the voices calling for the removal of statues of John A. Macdonald - some of those voices are crying out in pain, much of it the result of Macdonald's policies.

Hippocrates supposedly said: "Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food." I disagree. Food is not medicine. I can hear people saying: "But Dylan, you have Type 1 diabetes and a PhD in human nutritional sciences.

I can still smell that first day of school. The unmistakable aroma of fresh pencil shavings and brand new pink erasers - which seemed to have been flavored at the factory to entice us to eat them.

Re: Commendation for standing against Trump and North Korea, "Please, take our Marxists" Aug. 16, 2017 I would like to commend The Citizen for several articles and your editorial entitled "He (Trump) stands with the Nazis" of Aug.

This morning I watched the news. There was a Love Rally in Vancouver. There was a rally in Boston as well that was disrupted by a bunch of thugs. There were a couple pride parades.

There are billions of people living on Earth; for every person on this planet to have the same thought processes, values and beliefs is neither desirable and ultimately, impossible.

I witnessed so many wonderful selfless acts of kindness and generosity while our neighbouring communities were evacuated due to B.C. wildfires. A huge thank you to everyone that donated to the families that were staying at West Lake Campground.