Opinion

The province of B.C. might be getting ready to climb down from its comfortable, non-committal perch above the pipeline fray and take a position on the topic, Jane Fonda and Elizabeth May be damned.

Right now, the greatest challenge to Canadian democracy is not low voter turnout, American-style campaigning, or even corrupt politicians. The single greatest threat to Canadian democracy is the Conservative government's war on the Supreme Court.

This is in response to the City's plans for "improvements" to the Masich Stadium.

It is not often I write to our local paper as I believe everyone is entitled to their opinion, however Mr. Godbout's editorial struck a chord with me regarding the lack of volunteering and helping out in communities.

What a beautiful summer we have had here this year. My only (constant) complaint has been the grotesque amount of bugs that I've been dealing with this year.

By virtue of the Right of Centre musings provided by Nathan Giede, he should obviously not be writing political columns for the Citizen because, as he himself quotes, "the kid is not ready".

"We, the leaders of the G7, met in Elmau for our annual Summit on 7 and 8 June 2015." This is the opening line of the G7 summit leader's declaration.

I have often found the best museum designers and educators perceive, interpret and consider stories in a constantly evolving way, according to what is happening in the modern world around us.

The end is nigh. Prince George City Council is considering changing the name of Fort George Park to Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park.

Alright, I confess it. I have cried at work. I have, in the past, been so upset that I have allowed my emotions to spill out in the form of tears.