Opinion

Dr. June Frye and the late Dr. Russ Frye, described by many professionals as the cornerstones of psychiatry in our city, were honoured by being inducted into the Northern Medical Society Hall of Fame earlier this year.

Unlike when I was growing up, my children have access to any number of movies or shows at any time. With the magic of movies on demand, Netfwix (as it is called in our house) and specialty kids channels (I'm talking to you, Treehouse and Disney Jr.

I always look forward to eating homegrown tomatoes. I have yet to find a tomato that tastes better than a homegrown tomato.

Line up at the pork barrel, ladies and gentleman, because Christy is emptying the moral bank and hoping you dine on swine! Because whilst you are enjoying your food coma, she's going to be sneaking out the back door to feed her fat cats the juicy gov

By your own account in "Stolen land, ignored history," (Citizen editorial, June 21), it's not just Matthew Begbie whose accomplishments need "revisiting," as the academic postcolonialists might put it.

Had the acquisition of the Lheidli T'enneh land at Fort George been on the up-and-up, we would expect the band to have received fair market value.

The Lheidli T'enneh Band were coerced into selling the land of their reserve in the South Fort area. Coercion is the intimidation of a victim to compel the individual to do some act against his or her will by the use of psychological pressure.

B.C. Liberals pumped out an urgent-looking mass fundraising email hours after the throne speech. "Uncertain and unstable situation. We could be back in another election any time," went the pitch.

Show, don't tell, is often the most convincing form of argument. Most people will believe their own eyes before they believe what they hear.

Jack Nylund's reading (letter, June 20 Citizen) of David Vogt and Alexander Gamble's excellent review of the dispossession of Lheidli from their lands in the early 20th century illustrates a familiar phenomenon: if one believes devoutly in a perspect