Opinion

Halloween is over, and all that is left over is all that candy that you bought because you wanted to be prepared in case there were a lot of trick-or-treaters this year.

Last Sunday was a busy day: three elections, in three different continents, all of them offering at least the hope of better times. First, Brazil, where President Dilma Rousseff eked out a second-round victory with 51.

The election is not far away now and again the voters of PG go to the polls to elect those that we deem appropriate to decide how to best run and manage the city in our stead.

Before I begin the substantive content of my column I want to provide a few disclaimers. First, this article is not about Jian Ghomeshi although the idea for the column came as a result of reading related news articles.

It seems no matter how hard adults try, they just can't ruin Halloween.

The first of what will likely be many lawsuits was explained Wednesday as an objection to the process the B.C. government followed in getting the Site C dam's environmental approvals.

A question to ask each of the sitting councillors is: What was your stand on the over $1.6 million paid out in 2013 on consultation fees? The almost $132,000 price tag paid to a U.S.

Bob Zimmer's, (MP for Prince George-Peace River), lack of concern for protecting our freedoms, as expressed in the Citizen's 24 October 2014 article "Common Chaos", is alarming.

My hero died last week. Ben Bradlee passed away quietly at his home at the wise old age of 93. That was likely the only thing Bradlee ever did quietly.

Hey, Prince George. We're not going to let the residents of Toronto make us look bad, are we? A whopping 61 per cent of eligible Toronto voters turned out Monday to elect a new mayor and council.