Opinion

Public inquiry into WorkSafeBC should be a given now. Scott McCloy's excuse of not having qualified accident investigators to investigate a serious accident in a pulp mill should be enough.

In a recent letter to the editor by Bob Zimmer he wrote that calling Omar Khadr a victim is absurd. Do you, Mr.

To Bob Zimmer, member of Parliament, Prince George-Peace River. I am absolutely appalled at your letter to the editor dated May 30, 2015. As a mother, grandmother, and as a Conservative, I cannot believe what you have written.

It was a pleasure reading The Citizen's story on Monday, June 1 - "UNBC sees shortfalls in future.

After a good deal of consideration, I have decided to delve into the party policy of the Bloc Quebecois, despite the fact that they are indeed not a pan-national party.

I have recently learned of the City of Prince George's plan to alter the facility at Masich Place Stadium.

I thought it over for a few nanoseconds whether our member of Parliament, Bob Zimmer, can be as ignorant of the facts surrounding the Omar Khadr case as his letter displays.

VICTORIA -- The New Democrats say they would toughen B.C.'s information legislation, forcing government to document major decisions in writing and to rein in the deliberate destruction of emails and other records.

I read with interest the front page headline Curbing the carnage in the May 29 Citizen paper. I totally agree with the whole article but we need to add a forgotten bit. Our city streets are still simply terrible to drive on.

This is a letter I sent to the city council about something I just read about. I would also like to share it in The Citizen and let the people of Prince George know. It's about the City Council agreeing to add Punjabi to some street signs.