Opinion

The guest editorial by Jerry R. Johnson of Vancouver, July 25, Prince George Citizen, under the heading, "Have the Greens lost their way?" is interesting. He explores the mystery of the Green Party stand against the site C dam project.

A very special thank you to Save On Foods, Northern Health and the ladies who played the flutes at our recent seniors barbecue in the park. What a great time we seniors had.

Regardless of the court's decision regarding William Blackmore and his polygamy case, he should not be punished but receive a medal for bravery. With 24 mothers in law, he deserves it. Also, now that O.J.

One Citizen's reader's comments on recent editorials, etc., starting with the Tuesday, July 11th editorial written by - let's assume - a rather cranky, exasperated editor chastising those folks "...

Climate change is real and those that claim it is not are fools. Those that believe climate change is entirely the result of man's use of fossil fuels are also fools.

Last week, Christy Clark resigned as leader of the opposition and party leader for the B.C. Liberals. She also resigned her seat in Kelowna West, triggering a byelection. There will be a lot said about Ms.

No good deed goes unpunished, the old saying goes. So it will be long after the last Cariboo wildfire evacuee heads home and things return to "normal" in Prince George.

Last weekend saw our family on yet another road trip for a brief holiday to the Lake country region near Vernon. Setting our alarm for a horrific 5 a.m.

In the film The Lion King, the young Simba is visited by the spirit of his father Mufasa who tells him, "You have forgotten who you are...you are more than what you have become.

Kathy Cline-Gardner Haynes, the daughter of a war bride, was born in Leeds, England in 1941. She was born right in the middle of the Second World War and arrived in Canada when she was only five years old.