Opinion

As post-secondary students across the city take final exams and make preparations for graduation, some of them will begin looking to enter the business world. The impressionable ones will leave town for bright and shiny opportunities elsewhere.

Evolution. The theory of evolution actually predates Charles Darwin. It was a theory that naturalists had been exploring during most of the late 1700s and early 1800s.

I think that it's time we stopped pointing fingers at the city and its council and stopped attributing blame for motor vehicle accidents to a lack of turn signals when in most instances, human error also plays a massive role.

At first glance Tuesday, it looked as if the B.C. Liberals were accepting the auditor general's findings of guilt in connection with the catastrophic failure of the tailings dam at the Mount Polley mine.

The editorial below first appeared as a column in the Aug. 8, 2003 print edition of The Citizen: Abby-Leigh Heiser probably has no idea who I am, but I'll never forget her.

The Welcome Wagon lady came around to the hospital room shortly after our first daughter was born. We were promised a gift basket and a few freebies, which we quickly agreed to.

I fully share the concern regarding the lack of traffic lights at the intersection of Ferry Avenue and Ospika Boulevard as expressed by Terry Cummins.

Two of my top 10 pet peeves: 1) Shopping carts. It amazes me how many people have the ability to get a shopping cart but forget how to put them back.

The recent furor over the disavowing of one's loyalty to the Queen got me thinking yesterday.

The special board meeting planned to look into the College of New Caledonia's budget situation can't happen fast enough. The questions are numerous, starting with how does a $2.8 million operating deficit turn into a $1.8 million surplus, a $4.