Opinion

While I was a post-doctoral fellow at the University of Calgary, a guest speaker placed a small apparatus on an overhead projector and asked the audience to watch.

As I looked over some of my recent articles, it occurred to me that I hadn't written about this Queen's Dominion we call home in quite awhile.

This editorial is an expanded and revised version of a column that first appeared in the Jan. 9, 2004 edition of The Citizen: With this week's chilly weather freezing our rivers, there's a tragedy waiting there.

The Fraser River watershed is the bloodline of our beautiful province. It reaches from deep in the Rocky Mountains and winds 1,375 kilometres south to the Straight of Georgia at Vancouver.

Congratulations to Studio Fair on another successful fair. According to the late Allison Morrow's history of the Canadian Federation of University Women, Prince George Club, the CFUW started the first craft fair in 1971, called October Fair.

Something to think about. Hitler conned the masses into believing his dogma. He and his minions, generally high military officials and related sadists, put the people of Germany in a state of frenzy.

What is the point of electoral reform? I don't ask this as a rhetorical question. It is an issue at the provincial level in British Columbia and is now being explored by the federal government.

While Friday night's CounterAttack stop on Highway 16 in front of the Playhouse was still on, locals were on social media complaining about everything from the waste of time and resources, having to wait a few minutes to get through the intersection

It feels like winter has arrived as we experience our first cold blast of the season.

This holiday season our office usually sponsors two groups or families for holiday hampers. We get a list of what the family members might like for presents. One family has boys and the note was that they would like action figures.