Opinion

The federal Liberals are quickly finding out announcing a national inquiry into missing and murdered aboriginal women was the easy decision.

I have been waiting all week for someone to make the equation between having a Liberal government and the collapsing economy.

There have been a number of articles popping up on the internet over the past few months about the Danish concept of hygge.

What brightens my outlook during dreary January is submitting the best work done by the Citizen newsroom during the previous year for provincial and national journalism awards.

The American electoral system has a lot of unique features and I will use a number of columns this year to explain what is going on at each stage of the process. The U.S.

Mackenzie is celebrating its 50th birthday this year. If Christy Clark gets her way, Mackenzie will not see a 60th birthday.

A clever argument about a detail in the federal-provincial agreement to co-operate when reviewing the Northern Gateway pipeline won the day in B.C. Supreme Court on Wednesday. It resulted in a declaration by Justice Mary Marvyn Koenigsberg that B.C.

There is a strange but wonderful vegetable waiting to be rediscovered in northern grocery stores. This strange vegetable is often large, lumpy and resembling something from a forgotten time.

The value of the Canadian dollar is a lot like gas prices. Everybody talks about it when it's either very high or very low and everybody is an expert on what's happening. Most of the actual experts don't know what's going on, either.

He was a giant of a man with an endearing, gentle heart, which was sized to match his physical prowess.