Opinion

Read the "no-problem" article in The Citizen about James Moore and the UNBC convocation (May 27) at UNBC, and CBC chatter about the 2016 ceremony going off without a hitch, no pesky protesters evident amidst the celebrants.

The expression "fiddle while Rome burns" means to spend time enjoying yourself or doing things that are not important when you should be dealing with a serious problem.

In the age of inclusiveness and accommodation, reconciliation and identity politics, the world is being carved up into distinct spaces.

When a business makes the decision to set up a social media profile, they enter an environment where the risks are as great as the rewards. This decision should not be made lightly.

I have had a few clients and others ask concerning the market's possible reaction to the upcoming U.S. presidential election.

How refreshing it is to pick up the paper and read such a positive and uplifting article on your front page: "High school friends fulfill life-long dream.

I am a senior citizen who was okay with the city's supposed increase of 3.21 per cent. That was until I opened my 2016 city tax bill. I get the basic grant like most people and I am able to take the additional grant due to my age.

It has been determined that the miniaturization of aircraft seats is causing not just discomfort, but injury to those of us in cattle class. There was a time when government could have ordered that seating on our airline be adequate.

The more you look at the treaty process in B.C., the bigger a fan you become of the "lock them in a room and don't let them out until they get a deal" approach to negotiations. Canada, B.C.

Five months from tonight, the United States will have a new president. American voters have two choices - Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.