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Golf course keeps missing the greens

Golf course keeps missing the greens

Pine Valley Golf Course causing more city trouble? Gee, I wonder why? I'm not allowed to take my golf car on that "seniors" course and they won't rent me one either.
More doctors, seeing fewer patients

More doctors, seeing fewer patients

Doctor shortage? What doctor shortage? There were 831 more doctors billing the Medical Services Plan under the general-practitioner category last year than there were 10 years ago. That's a 17 per cent increase.
Let go of the wheel

Let go of the wheel

This week's Citizen online poll, courtesy of The Atlantic magazine, asks which current behaviour will be unthinkable 100 years from now? As of Friday morning, there were 274 responses (the poll will remain open through the long weekend).
Dividing the spoils

Dividing the spoils

A few years ago my nephew, a college dropout, had just the wrong combination of brilliant and cocky, which left him a little short on cash and a lot long on cockamamie during a family vacation to Israel.
Kudos to Prince George

Kudos to Prince George

I am writing to compliment the City of Prince George and each and every one of its employees. So very glad the roads are being repaired but more over, the city is beautiful - the Civic Centre, Canada Games Plaza, the Aquatic Centre and the Library.
Welcome to the water war

Welcome to the water war

The continuing heat and drought in British Columbia has more than a few people hot under the collar.
Vigilant oversight

Vigilant oversight

City council is looking over its collective shoulder, wondering just what Eric Allen is going to do next.
A sky full of wonders

A sky full of wonders

We know a great deal about the tools left by our ancestors but not much about their culture. Thirty thousand years ago, did humans look up at the night sky and wonder? I would like to believe they did.
A glimpse of what life is like

A glimpse of what life is like

My grandfather would smile and nod a lot. Now I understand. I wasn't always hard of hearing. It sneaked up on me. People who mumbled and failed to enunciate their words properly increasingly began to annoy me.
Never is there a perfect solution

Never is there a perfect solution

It is beneficial from time to time to step back and consider what we have today. As long as I can remember people have criticized governments and yet, today, we have a good lifestyle. Governments as a whole have done a good job.