Opinion

To Norm Coyne, the Northern FanCon team and the Prince George Citizen, thank you for your generous donation of tickets for high school students for Northern FanCon.

During this provincial election season, allow me to pose a question I believe important to many citizens who seek the best interests of vulnerable children. In British Columbia, the NDP were last in power from 1991 to 2001.

Here we go again. Canadian softwood lumber exports are once again subject to a U.S. countervailing duty. In June, an additional anti-dumping duty will be imposed.

Every day, roughly three million Canadians experience a reaction to chemical compounds ranging from sneezing, coughing and a runny nose to severe or even life-threatening circumstances such as anaphylactic shock.

This year marked the 35th anniversary of the Prince George Spruce Kings Annual Show Home Lottery.

Citizen reporter Mark Neilson is to be commended on his fair and well-balanced election-campaign reporting, particularly the recent story on unemployment during the 1990s.

Last week's letter by a UBC researcher stated that there was no need for Site C at this time. The letter was well written and had good basis but lacked vision. If B.C.

They did it! The City of Prince George has finally introduced the long-anticipated new website to the public. We all seem to want to jump all over the city when things are not in good shape. Today, I complement them on a job well done.

It was deja vu all over again. All six candidates from the two Prince George-area electoral districts debated the issues during an all-candidates forum on Tuesday night at UNBC.

It continually surprises me that people do not vote on a regular basis (or at all) in Canada. Next Tuesday, I will be marking my little check beside one of the candidates to represent me and my neighbours in the Victoria legislature.