Opinion

I read with great interest the article posted on your Citizen web site titled "Medical Officer Aims to Keep Games Athletes Healthy" (February 4, 2015 07:23 AM). It was very informative and while it referenced one volunteer first aid group, the St.

Welcome, athletes, coaches and all visitors, to Prince George and the 2015 Canada Winter Games.

Although we are about to celebrate the Canada Winter Games, many of the sports featured are not sports we might normally associate with winter. Take, for example, the game of squash which is featured at these Games.

I would like to remind the drivers of PG that the exit from Pine Centre onto Highway 97 is a yield, not a bleepin merge. I have been cut off more times than is acceptable and have seen two accidents and way too many near misses.

I am a service provider that takes me on the highway quite frequently. Since Saturday the 31st, I've taken two trips to Hixon, three to Fraser Lake, one to Ft St. James and one to Burns Lake.

I wish to say a few words regarding the BCWF noise in conjunction with the recent Wildlife Allocation decision by the BC Government. As a resident hunter, the BCWF does not speak for me or the majority of resident hunters.

"Who could have credibly predicted that oil would lose half of its value in a matter of months?" the government of B.C. plaintively wondered aloud on Tuesday.

That sound you hear is the hush. Most sports have that hush. It's that one suspenseful moment at the height of competition when time slows, sound fades and eyes widen in anticipation of the joy of victory or the disappointment of defeat.

Did you notice as you go downtown the snow has been completely removed from the sidewalks and streets? There's no windrows, there's no snow piles to walk through to get from street to sidewalk.

Dear neighbours, I want you to know, that I really do like your pets. In fact, I even have my own. Just like you, dogs and cats.