Opinion

I am writing in response to the front page article about PGAIR. I applaud their efforts for cleaner air in trying to get consumers to change their driving habits to save fuel thus less pollution in our airshed.

You'd think a big-game hunter with a degree in classical literature and seven daughters would be a perfect fit for the B.C. Conservative Party. Family values. Versed in tragedy. Well-armed. But it didn't work out.

Welcome, Syrian refugees. Welcome to Prince George, one of the finest places to live in Canada, one of the best countries to live in the world.

People-watching is at its best at our little airport. The 6 a.m. flights from both airlines were jammed full on Jan. 2. Those cheaper, early departures allow for connection to virtually anywhere in North America by the day's end.

I have a friend who is a senior (71). Most of her family lives here and a lot of her friends.

I heard a huge silent sigh of disbelief from a large segment of the readership of The Citizen, several of whom I have spoken to, when they read Mr. Schwab's letter of Dec.

Beware ICBC! I read with interest the letter from Stan New regarding the "sand" being used on the highway. As Paul Harvey would have said, "Now here's the rest of the story.

Throughout each season, there are ample gifts from nature in British Columbia awaiting those who seek them.

The stereotypes live on, impervious to change. In its 2016 rankings of the best cities to work in B.C. for 2016, B.C. Business magazine ranks Prince George 19th out of 36.

For much of human existence, we have looked into the night sky with wonder at thousands of points of light that seem to form endless patterns. But last weekend, the sky had colour.