Opinion

It's Only Money

I love this time of year and I can't help but wonder - who doesn't? But I then ask myself, what's so great about this season? The days are getting short, the sky is persistently grey, people are panicking about snow tires, and work seems to be nothin

Go ahead, you deserve it, reward yourself! Losing weight and working on your health some days (in my case, the last several weeks) seems like an uphill battle.

Alas, a season is coming to a close or is it? Though my house may be brimming with microgreens soon, for the most part the growing season is over. Soil shovels get switched out for snow shovels as trips to the wood shed become more frequent.

On what planet do our city fathers live on? This $2.5 million on a library entrance is just all show.

Myself and several others have businesses along 15th Avenue and Quinn Street. With the new bike lane that is right outside my front door on 15th, I and the other tenants will have nowhere to park.

I've grown tired of complaining.

It's sadly fitting that in the same year the world lost boxer Muhammad Ali, arguably the 20th century's greatest athlete, Prince George would also lose boxer Harold Mann, arguably the best athlete the city produced in its first century.

The article by Samantha Wright Allen titled "Project aims to capture traditional stories" in The Citizen highlights a pervasive and natural phenomenon that deserves a concentrated and collaborative effort briefly described by Jenny Martin and Shannon

The federal Liberals made it sound like they're doing something about the Canada Food Guide during an announcement Monday but it's just more needless talk.