Opinion

As the sun begins to return for the New Year, I sort through our seed collected from the last growing season and I often think of food security.

About 14 years after I joined RBC, I sat in a spacious corner office here in Prince George.

Tucked into today's story looking deeper into the numbers behind the College of New Caledonia's unexpected budget surplus is a side item that cost CNC time, money and countless headaches during the past year.

I was the very lucky winner of a new car at the Prince George Cougars' game this past Saturday night, and would like to publicly express my gratitude to the Cougars' organization and their sponsor, Northland Nissan, for such a generous gift.

It came to my attention last week that the City of Prince George will be making a request for proposals regarding a grand plan for our belle ville. As a citizen of B.C.

Five-year-old Collyns Doran has Bainbridge Ropers syndrome, a condition so rare and unusual that it wasn't formally identified as a disease until two years ago. She is the eighth reported case in the world.

Lois (Allen) Keim was born in Prince George in 1942; the fourth child of the five children of Enid and Walter Allen. She married Melvin Keim (deceased in 2011); Melvin came to Prince George from St. Lina, Alta. in 1953.

A recent cover of National Geographic magazine referred to Mary of Galilee as "the most powerful woman in the world.

Matt Pearce touched many lives in many different ways before his untimely death this weekend.

When I first heard, years ago, that the Prince George Folkfest had been rebranded as Coldsnap and moved to January, I admit, I was skeptical. But after the success of the Canada Winter Games last year, I think I finally get it.