Opinion

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.

UNBC president Daniel Weeks admits he's facing an "almost perfect storm of problems" but he seems to have the captain's optimism in hard work, quick adaptation and smart choices to reach clear skies and calmer waters once more.

I pounced on the woman just as she approached the airport boarding gate. Wasn't hard to pin her. She was already exhausted from dragging a "carry-on" bag the size of a Smart Car. Also, her feet were caught up in her habit.

It is said that a variety of bamboo plant known as the Chinese Bamboo Tree shows little or no growth on the surface for four years or more.