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Buchis still thriving after more than six decades together

Buchis still thriving after more than six decades together

Joan Inez Margaret (Perry) Buchi was born in Black Diamond, Alta. in 1930. She met Prince George-born Ivor Buchi while teaching school in Fraser Flats in the year of 1949.
Speeding drivers shouldn’t complain

Speeding drivers shouldn’t complain

In response to Bernie Schneider's letter of Tuesday, July 28. I laugh out loud at the blindness and lack of intelligence of some motorists. They are in so much of a hurry, when driving. They put forth the wrong complaint.
Long campaign will show parties differ on individual rights

Long campaign will show parties differ on individual rights

As I sit and write this, the prime minister has not called the election, but he is widely expected to do so.
Religious people should seek commonalities, rather than differences

Religious people should seek commonalities, rather than differences

Our world has become quite divided on religious grounds. It is interesting to note, however, that spiritual leaders have met many times and have come forward with a message of not just tolerance for each other, but of respect and honour.
Peebles tribute classy

Peebles tribute classy

Being a long time subscriber to The Citizen, I have three hot buttons when it comes to the paper's features. The sports page, dreadfully, the obituaries and, after I've been to a concert, I anxiously wait to hear the review of the performance.
Merrick shaking council up

Merrick shaking council up

A year ago at this time, Jillian Merrick was a regular fixture at City Hall during council meetings. She would sit in chambers, following discussions, taking notes and educating herself on policy, procedure and the issues.
Remembering the man behind the Hanging Judge

Remembering the man behind the Hanging Judge

Early this afternoon I was in my Barkerville dressing room hunting for some fingerless gloves. The day had turned unexpectedly warm and I needed to shed my regular, now uncomfortable gloves and swap them for a cooler pair.
Taking a look at early campaign promises

Taking a look at early campaign promises

Well it seems that we will be in full election campaign mode in the next few days. For a political scientist this means that we get to examine and compare election promises and we get to pour over polls and analyze debates.
What keeps B.C. from falling apart?

What keeps B.C. from falling apart?

As we gather this weekend, B.C. craft beer in hand, to socialize and to celebrate our province's 144th year of marriage with Canada, a topic might be brought up that you find quite droll, even ridiculous: the renaming of British Columbia.
Elizabeth Fry has always complied with the law

Elizabeth Fry has always complied with the law

As a non-profit organization, the Prince George & District Elizabeth Fry Housing Society would like to take this opportunity to respond to the July 22, 2015 letter regarding service dogs.