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Pipeline work done out of sight

Pipeline work done out of sight

I wonder why it is that not one mention of the Northern Gateway pipeline has been on the news lately.
Candidates focus on CBC

Candidates focus on CBC

"We're voting CBC" doesn't mean they want Peter Mansbridge to be prime minister. But it's hard to figure out what it does mean in Greater Victoria. Three of the four parties are CBC defenders and are promising funding boosts to the troubled outfit.
Gov't ads must deliver substance

Gov't ads must deliver substance

Each week more than 1,000 English and French community newspapers just like the Citizen go about the business of telling stories that matter to the communities they serve. We are at your rinks and schools.
Take a sip of fall

Take a sip of fall

As sad as it is, I think our great summer has come to an end. Fall is definitely in the air. This is that time of year when the anticipation builds for our next Bordeaux release. As in past vintages, this one does not disappoint. The more B.C.
One + one = infinity

One + one = infinity

It's not one person that changes the world and it's not a cast of thousands, either.
Smooth ride

Smooth ride

Many thanks to city hall for a great job done this summer with road repairs and repaving program, especially on Southridge Avenue. A big improvement and much appreciated. Ken Ewing Prince George
Rural revolt

Rural revolt

I can completely agree with Ray Dalgleish's letter regarding the lack of leadership the regional district has for derelict properties in rural areas.
Safety trumps all behind the wheel

Safety trumps all behind the wheel

I would like to echo the sentiments of Cpl. Craig Douglass and his recent submission to The Citizen.
Getting to know the real you

Getting to know the real you

Do you know that there is a song for just about everything? I was raised in a home where my parents would burst into song every time I, or one of my siblings, would make a statement. My husband and I have carried on this tradition.
First Nations summit falls short of success

First Nations summit falls short of success

The B.C. Liberals launched the latest summit with First Nations on a positive note Tuesday, naming a prominent native leader to find ways to reduce the number of aboriginal children who are separated from their communities and placed in foster care.