Opinion

Judge Gorsuch is now a U.S. Supreme Court judge but his confirmation by the U.S. Senate did not come without controversy. Talk of the use of the "Senate filibuster" and the "nuclear option" has been front page news for a few weeks.

Weekend snippets: Springtime means the dogs are out and their owners with them.

What I had read in The Citizen, and the comments by some of our long time favourite players, explained the season perfectly.

What is it about Donald Trump that causes people to abandon rational thought and logic and imagine all sorts of ridiculous scenarios? Girl Guides of Canada leadership seems to have fallen victim to this malaise and suspended trips to the U.S.

I received a phone call from the College of New Caledonia, informing me that there would not be any chance letting me hold a week or two course for oil-fired heating systems in our area.

Polio is not gone yet! Poliomyelitis is a severe disease that can cause irreversible paralysis and even death. In Canada, we see polio as a problem of past times, but it is not gone from this world.

In the 1970s, BC Hydro actively promoted the use of electricity as an economical and clean source of energy. During that time, we paid the higher rate for Step 1 of the residential bill and a lower rate for Step 2.

A few years back, ordinary people walked out and protested to occupy Wall and Bay Street. Their concerns dealt with the huge one-sided profit benefits enjoyed by participants of the stock market.

A school is reopening! A school is reopening! In Prince George, that's big news after more than a decade of closures, due to a decline of about 6,000 students, or more than 30 per cent, of the student population from 20 years ago.

Canadian electric vehicle (EV) sales were especially strong last year, with a record-setting total of 11,000 new vehicles sold.