Opinion

When I was an American citizen my passport contained a warning that I was prohibited from traveling in certain countries, including Cuba, on pain of prosecution under "Title 8. U.S Code". As a Canadian, my passport contains no such prohibition.

Summer has progressed as per usual at our household: I received my Sears catalogue in July, my garden is growing and I'm debating whether anything is big enough to enter into the Fall Fair.

I didn't bother watching the leaders' debate last week. In fact, I haven't even glanced at the highlights posted all over social media.

The B.C. Northern Exhibition kicks off today and runs through Sunday. The Citizen is proud to be a major supporter of the BCNE. This year, Citizen Special Events returns for the second year with the Northern Taste Market in Kin 1.

She's one of the most influential women in the Canadian wine industry and her name is Josie Tyabji. Yes. Josie, not Judi.

I would like to commend the Prince George Citizen on their accurate and respectful coverage of my son Kirby Tott's untimely passing.

Megan Batchelor deserves praise, not condemnation, for standing up for her rights.

I have been trying to catch up with Mike Bundock for nearly a year so that I could do a story about him and his wife Louise.

After a long weekend and a long week back to work, I feel like I am finally starting to recover from attending the ArtsWells Festival of all things art this year, but not for the reasons that you may think.

On July 30, India executed a once-successful chartered accountant Yakub Memon for his role in the Mumbai (Bombay) bombings of 1993.