Opinion/Letters to the Editor

Recently there have been a number of letters to the editor in support for dancing in Prince George. We can't agree more. The Blues Underground Network has been bringing in award-winning musicians and dance bands for about eight years.

Creep by Jennifer Hillier This is a thriller novel and the author's literary debut. The main character in the story is Dr. Sheila Tao, a psychology professor at Puget Sound State University.

The Citizen is pleased to introduced up-and-coming writing talent from Prince George Secondary School in a new weekly column sharing work from English creative writing classes.

There have been a number of mills shut down in our region over the past few years. This article just touches on a few ideas which might help in taking a severance package.

Some of you people may say what you will about the Cooles and Cam Thun, but keep this in mind: The Roadhouse and the P.G. Hotel had not received one contravention notice in 40 years of operation.

It's now become acceptable in the House of Commons for the governing party to compare opponents to the most despicable people in history. We're talking Hitler, child rapists, terrorists - that type.

In 60-plus years I have lived in various communities in the Yukon, B.C. and Alberta.

So, the Yinka Dene Alliance sends a letter to President Hu Jintao to coincide with Prime Minister Harper's visit to advise the good president of the human rights abuses suffered by inhabitants on First Nations in northern BC.

Dear friends and family of Heather Kress, Words cannot express the sadness the we are feeling here at Simon Fraser Lodge over the loss of one of our own, Heather Kress.

One of the issues brewing during the run-up to the American election is the contention that corporations are people. This idea is well established in legal decisions dating back to the early part of the 19th century.