Opinion

Please do not renew my subscription. The Citizen has been part of my family since I moved to Prince George in 1978.

This week in Prince George history, March 28 to April 2: March 28, 1940: An unusual display of aurora borealis on March 24, 1940 across North America contributed to the first purely-local radio broadcast in Prince George.

This week's forecast showed up with lots of sunshine and warm day time temperatures along with above freezing temperatures at night.

In the days leading up to Easter Sunday, my husband and I started laying the groundwork for the special day when you wake up and the Easter Bunny has come to the house and left chocolate eggs for special children to find.

From the day Eva first laid eyes on Fred at the Golden Pheasant Cafe, the rest has been history together

The first book I ever read without being forced was an instructional picture essay on defensive hockey skills, featuring Bobby Orr and Tim Horton. I read it dozens of times, idolizing No. 4 with every ounce of my 48 pounds of boyhood.

For a government that prides itself on holding the line on taxes and cutting red tape, the B.C. Liberals have sure blundered on their new off road vehicle (ORV) tax and licensing scheme.

Respectfully, I have to disagree with James H. Cluff on his vision of a performing arts centre at this time.

Re: "The story behind the famous photo" Most, or a good part of the world, would have become more aware of the atrocity that was the Vietnam war because of this photo but your last sentence should have been left out: "The image of her cruel agony hel

Gerry Chidiac points out that you can achieve much more with a compliment than with a criticism. My compliments to The Citizen for some very good articles - informative and logical.