Opinion

The Nov. 2nd Citizen editorial page was one of the better ones, with numerous letters expressing a variety of opinions, each letter making some good points and some not so good points.

In some ways, it made no difference whether Hillary Clinton won or lost last night's U.S. presidential election. No one - at least publicly - believes anymore that a woman is incapable of being president.

I would like to give a huge thank you to the person who turned in my wallet to the Save-On store last Wednesday. I commend you on your honesty and decency.

Greetings upstream Fraser neighbours. I would invite you to read what your MP, Todd Doherty, had to say about wild salmon and fish farms. I do not understand his bias. This is the worst year in history for salmon returning to our once great river.

It was recently revealed that UNBC's Northern Undergraduate Student Society is facing a $100,000 debt, much of it owing to BC Transit for the student bus pass. As a UNBC graduate, this is concerning to me.

Stepping off the plane into the land of Oz was a strange experience. The air was more reminiscent of a tropical destination. This time of year is usually characterized by 10-12 degree Celsius days and chances of snow.

Tree. Rope. Journalist. Some assembly required. That was the saying on the back of a black T-shirt a man wore at a Donald Trump rally. The man's face can't be seen but he's obviously white.

The U.S. Army defines assault rifles as "short, compact, selective-fire weapons that fire a cartridge intermediate in power between submachine gun and rifle cartridges.

Last Wednesday evening, I participated in an event called Elections 101 at the Bob Harkins branch of the Prince George Library.

If weather is a conversation starter for Prince George residents, then parking is a local argument starter, a guaranteed way to incite high emotions and raised voices.