Opinion

I love the Extra. It's always got local talent, stories and nice layout. Nice job! Shane Giesinger Prince George

While reading the Aug. 26 guest editorial, I thought I had experienced a time warp, and it was really April Fool's day, or some date in 1950.

I'm a bit late to the party that happened this weekend, but I'd like to stick my oar in too if that's alright.

As the kids head back to school today for another academic year, they will be working with a revised curriculum and other changes.

It might be more rhetoric in preparation of next year's election, after all Steve Thomson would probably like to get re-elected. The hard truth about Prince George is that it is still a one industry town with all the eggs in one basket.

I'm sorry. These two words can have a profound impact on a relationship. If said from a place of deep felt contrition and the acceptance of responsibility for wrongdoing, "I'm sorry" can start a path to the recovery of trust and care.

There are some who believe the government's role in society should be limited to absolute necessities such as national defense and serving as the resource of last resort for citizens who cannot be helped by other citizens, private organizations or ch

Kudos to the lady who wrote in about speeders on the Hart Highway and area. As a resident of the Hart I can attest to every word she said.

Thank you to the Citizen for publishing Samantha Wright Allen's very thoughtful story "A healing space" on the front page of Saturday's paper. More, thank you to Cst.

In the August 19 Citizen there was a guest editorial by Willow C. Arune with the heading "Trudeau positive for Canada.