Opinion

This week in Prince George history: March 16, 1950 : The Prince George Citizen was looking for witnesses who may have seen a possible flying saucer between Prince George and McBride the previous week.

In the original column I wrote for this week, I made reference to the attack on Catholic nuns and a priest that occurred in Yemen at the beginning of March.

I was very disappointed to learn that the Wilson Square Market is moving to the parking lot of Pine Centre Mall next month. I live in the downtown area, so its former location at the courthouse was perfect for me.

Congratulations to Neil Godbout on his well-deserved nomination for a National Newspaper Award .

The Province of Ontario just announced that it is purchasing new electricity from wind, solar and hydro-electric sources. Good for them to be weaning off coal power. And good for our friends in Ontario for moving to more renewables.

We often look right past it. Or, at least, through it. Glass is one of the oldest materials humans have manufactured and one of the more interesting. The origins of glass are lost in antiquity. No one knows exactly where the first glass was made.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tried to make Canadians forget about 10 years of Conservative rule with Tuesday's federal budget but still kept plenty of Stephen Harper around.

Recently my wife and I attended my niece's wedding in southern California. It was February and the location was intended as part escape from winter cold and part functional locale for the happy couple.

Was just wondering how to explain to my friends in Thailand that the reason we're all sick and not going to the hospital is that sitting there for five or six hours is out of the question when you're ill. They just don't get it. W.

The concern people express about the guy being taken down by the RCMP for stealing a truck is little over the top. The fact is these guys took someone's livelihood is the crime and they should consider themselves lucky.