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Will Site C gamble pay off?

Will Site C gamble pay off?

Premier Christy Clark's government placed an $8.7-billion bet on the future of B.C. Tuesday -- and it will take a generation or more to see if it pays off. What Energy Minister Bill Bennett described as the last big dam that will ever be built in B.
Draw to the button

Draw to the button

The Prince George Golf and Curling Club stole two without the hammer in the 10th end for a surprise come-from-behind victory this week.
Look for good deals on solid companies

Look for good deals on solid companies

Ever notice that the most brilliant hues of light come when the sun is wrestling with the darkness? So it is with life and money. December, 1986.
The tree debate

The tree debate

The traditional German Christmas carol, "O Tannenbaum," has many different translations into English.
Dam for the ages

Dam for the ages

VICTORIA -- For Premier Christy Clark, the decision to proceed with building Site C is one that will bear fruit over the next 100 years.
Credit convenience isn't worth risk

Credit convenience isn't worth risk

Upon watching the news tonight, it was stated that we are collectively spending $1.65 for every $1.00 earned. That's completely nuts! No wonder our consumer debt is climbing.
Onward Tory soldiers

Onward Tory soldiers

With apologies to newspapering's eminent sage, H.L. Mencken, Todd Doherty has some large horseshoes to fill when it comes to replacing the Conservative for Cariboo-Prince George, Dick Harris. Mencken once described U.S. president Warren G.
About time for Site C

About time for Site C

This is a revised version of a column that first appeared in the April 7, 2006 edition of The Citizen: It wasn't so long ago when having more of the basic staples than you needed made perfect sense.
Song of the Day

Song of the Day

When I was a kid there were certain things that just made it Christmas at our house. We never had much but there was always enough, as the saying goes.
Hidden talent on full display

Hidden talent on full display

The posters said "A Vocal Extravaganza" with highlights from the Messiah and the Magic Flute and that indeed was what it was. I want to thank Gordon Lucas and the Northern Orchestra and Lyn Vernon and her singers for this beautiful concert.