Opinion

As longtime residents of Prince George, we appreciated the Prince George Citizen on a daily basis. Your article on the history of The Citizen was, as usual, well-written. (Written possibly not an accurate description).

As we enter the latter half of Lent, I am faced with a choice. It is obvious at this point that we are indeed journeying through various mediations on the deadly vices, particularly as they relate to myself.

Justin Trudeau seems to be the second coming of Stephen Harper. The difference is Harper made no apologies about being a wolf while Trudeau wants people to think of him as anything but.

Should education be a issue in the upcoming provincial election? As a consumer, I have found many of the businesses I've used for jobs I want done have taken an excessive amount of time to complete the work.

I would like to respond to Krystal Vandenberg's letter to the editor published Mar. 16, 2017, that expressed concern about the way her friend was treated at our local Service B.C. office.

In the run up to another provincial election, the question of confirmation bias will simmer lightly in the background.

Incumbents running for reelection always like to "run on their record," proud of their accomplishments and what they've delivered to their constituents.

If reaching an "employment milestone" is such a big deal, you'd think the employer would be the one trumpeting the achievement. But BC Hydro stayed relatively quiet on the occasion of the Site C dam employment roll topping the 2,000 mark.

Re: Bring history back from the dead, March 15.

Yesterday, I was at the Prince George Courthouse for a period of no more then 15 minutes only to have my $1,200 brand-new mountain bike stolen that was locked up no more then 15 feet from the front doors.