Opinion

A commercial banker is a steel bearing, managing the friction between two powerful moving forces - the bank, with all its structure and solid-rock risk management rigidity - and the client, on the move, enterprising and seeking capital.

I've been told by many they appreciated my candor last week on such a sensitive topic, while others have said that I've officially made myself unelectable.

I agreed with much of Neil Godbout's editorial, How to benefit from Valemount Glacier, especially his support for a World Heritage Site designation proposed for the Ancient Forest/Chun T'oh Whudujut Provincial Park.

When pubs across B.C. and in Prince George were given the option of allowing kids to dine with their families up to 8 p.m., nearly all of the pubs said no thanks.

This letter is being written in response to the "More needs to be done to stop bike thieves" letter that the Prince George Citizen published on March 24.

So much for a run to the Memorial Cup. When the Prince George Cougars lost 4-2 to the Portland Winterhawks on Monday night at Veterans Memorial Coliseum, they were eliminated from the Western Hockey League playoffs in the first round.

It has been an eventful time in the Conservative leadership race.

One week to go before the writ is dropped and the parties start their official dash to government.

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Last Wednesday, a 52-year-old man killed four people and injured about 30 others in a terrorist attack in central London.