Opinion

There is only one thing that I know of for sure - we all die. That may sound a bit more morbid than I am trying to be but it is a simple truth. We are born, we grow old, and eventually we pass on.

For the past few weeks, the Opposition has been dogging the B.C. Liberals over another troubled information technology scheme, this time at BC Hydro.

We're calling on your collective memory again, Prince George, to help us solve another mystery.

For a left-of-center columnist, Todd Whitcombe writes well. However, his recent observation that, "In the early 1990s, the national debt pervaded the collective consciousness" leaves out a critical element.

This past week we had our recycling picked up or so we thought, but after they left my husband went out to bring in the containers and, to his dismay, we were left a notice stating one container was not being picked up.

Dear Prince George Citizen, thank you very much for your coverage of the Prince George Farmers' Market's opening of the outdoor season.

In the midst of the media blitz caused by the Orange Crush in Alberta and the surprise majority for the UK's Tories, it was hard to give the 70th anniversary of victory in Europe its due attention.

The work done by the not-for-profit sector, both by paid employees and by volunteers, is an essential part of the economy and Canadian society.

Napoleon Hill tells us, "The only limitation is that which one sets up in one's own mind." This is a very encouraging, yet a very challenging statement.

Today's story involves longtime residents of the Toombs Drive area, Gerry and Mai Dulmage, and how they came to make Prince George their home in 1966. Gerry was born in 1935 in Mullingar, Sask.