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Variety appreciates regional support

Variety appreciates regional support

On behalf of everyone at Variety - The Children's Charity, I would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to the communities of Prince George and Vanderhoof for their outstanding support of our 12th annual Radiothon.
Nefarious plot unmasked

Nefarious plot unmasked

Oh horrors! Julia Serup has once again found nefarious plots in Ottawa (Letters, June 24). Unfortunately, she is - as usual - a bit extreme in her interpretation of events.
Notes for Nicklas

Notes for Nicklas

Re: Nicklas Harkins feature, June 23, Citizen Extra.
Keep bike lanes off streets

Keep bike lanes off streets

Yes, we should have bike lanes for bikes. Just don't paint them on city streets. I live on a street where they've designated both sides of the street as bike lanes. There should be some on-street parking on every street.
Have the patience to wait

Have the patience to wait

In today's fast-paced world, people have a major issue with actually being forced to wait and many are exceedingly bad at waiting. Case in point.
Of nameless, faceless bureaucrats

Of nameless, faceless bureaucrats

Firstly, Mr. Giede, you are correct in your assumption - I don't like 'it.' I also do not appreciate the hyperbole - "no one has eyes to see it" and "anyone" who has a differing opinion than yours is, as you state, "an ignoramus.
Clark flips on real estate sector

Clark flips on real estate sector

The B.C. Liberal government enjoyed a four-year run with only two or three Opposition MLAs in the legislature in the early 2000s as they pushed a huge raft of reforms through the house.
Empty words

Empty words

US. President Barack Obama stopped by Canada's House of Commons on Wednesday to offer a patronizing lecture on globalization and the inevitability of progress.
Finding the spirit to succeed

Finding the spirit to succeed

Star Wars is one of the most successful movie franchises of all time and references to it are deeply embedded into our culture.
Campbell didn't intend to stay in P.G., but she did

Campbell didn't intend to stay in P.G., but she did

Prince George grew by leaps and bounds in the 1950s because many people like Mae Campbell simply came to Prince George for work and with the hope of a better life. Many came here with the intention of only staying for a few years.