Opinion

In light of The Citizen's obvious need to tighten the belt financially - what with the move from their long-term building location - I do hope (but don't really imagine) that Christy Clark continued her recent spending binge and paid you folks someth

I came up with a tremendous suggestion for The Donald that I really wanted to share. Tremendous.

It is not often I find myself agreeing with the Fraser Institute. After all, they are the organization which puts out the fatally flawed "school rankings" each year. But over the past month or so, they posted several articles critiquing B.C.

Both PBS and now Macleans magazine have gravely informed their respective audiences that the United States are actually the "divided states" of America.

I must draw your attention to a mistake in your recent story, "New pavilion to be built over picnic area at LTM Park." Your story says the cost is $779,000 so I assume you've erroneously added an extra zero.

As a person passionate about our grizzly bears. I could not leave the letter "Grizzly hunt can be managed successfully" unanswered.

Thank you very much for your very informative letter, Mr. Brink. However, I do think Scott's post on a social media community booster Facebook page was the wrong place to do it.

When the doors opened at the Wood Innovation and Design Centre in Prince George in October 2014, the six-floor, nearly 30-metre tall structure was the tallest contemporary wood building in North America.

This week I found another perfect example of Politics 101 in the Canadian news headlines: two Senate bills made their way into law through the House of Commons.

The biggest factor in the success or failure or your business is your people. As business owners, we often overlook people problems because we think we have no time, no energy, we are too busy, or we think that the person might quit.