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An apology to Robert E. Lee

An apology to Robert E. Lee

An open letter to Gen. Robert E. Lee: Sir, I am addressing you across that final divide that separates the quick from the dead because I wish to apologize for the arrogance of the former.
Where the pool belongs

Where the pool belongs

A new fire hall isn't the only piece of city infrastructure that belongs on Massey Drive. So does the new pool. City residents will vote in a referendum Oct.
Money

Money

Gordon Wilson has just started a five million dollar lawsuit against John Horgan and two other prominant NDP MLAs.
Home, home again

Home, home again

To all the citizens in Prince George and all the wonderful volunteers and merchants: thank you does not cover the gratitude we feel to all of you. You really stepped up to the plate for us in our time of need. B.C.
Us and them

Us and them

I would like to commend Nathan Giede for being a breath of fresh air in an otherwise stultifying and blinkered bent in our local newspaper The Citizen. His humorous and very apt comments on North Korea in Wednesday's Citizen was bang on.
Where's the proof?

Where's the proof?

I found the guest column, written by Diane Francis and published in Saturday's Citizen, very disturbing. In the article, Ms. Francis claimed that Petronas canceled its LNG project not because of poor global conditions for LNG but because B.C.
Dark side of The Donald

Dark side of The Donald

Donald Trump. That pretty much says it all. It is amazing how much time he consumes in each news cycle. It is mind-blowing the shenanigans going on in the White House.
The great gig in the sky

The great gig in the sky

Although Monday's solar eclipse was a huge dud in Prince George, thanks to the clouds, not to worry. There's a much better light show coming exactly 27 years from today. In the early evening of Monday, Aug.
Saskatchewan bound

Saskatchewan bound

We are approaching the twilight of the summer holidays and I am both saddened and relieved that September is nigh. Our family has been running at breakneck speed through nearly every weekend and we are a bit exhausted and travel jittery.
Living proof love is the right medicine

Living proof love is the right medicine

Retired gynecologist Dr. Eldon Lee often referred to as the "father of modern obstetrics in northern British Columbia" delivered more than 10,000 babies in his 32 years of medical practice.