Opinion/Letters to the Editor

It is difficult to recall a Prince George Citizen editorial that contained as much condescension as Arthur Williams' "Protesting to the Choir." I am astounded at the confidence with which Mr.

If you happened to catch last week's column you know that I recently I had eye surgery, and my vision is impaired at the moment. Fortunately, my eyes are healing nicely, but I still really can't use the computer. Or do much of anything.

Politics 101

Yes, with conditions.

Our laundry room, just slightly larger than a closet, doubles as a mud room. With nine in our family, we have often asked too much of this tiny space.

Thanks to Neil Godbout for his succinct analysis of the province's approach to the proposed Northern Gateway project in Friday's editorial "Time to get off the fence".

The more you look at the Environment Ministry's handling of the Morrison Mine proposal, the more unusual it gets. The government turned thumbs down last week on an open-pit project northwest of Smithers.

In tidying up our newsroom, one of the reporters mentioned that he'd found a dictionary from 1942. Another reporter commented that words don't really change that much.

I have to agree with the "Review the reviewers" editorial in the Oct 4 Citizen.

I have been teaching at a B.C. university for 19 years. It is no surprise then, that I feel that for many people a sound university education can be an important opportunity (although I also believe colleges offer a lot to people as well).