Opinion/Letters to the Editor

Sometimes I catch myself thinking about my clients or staff and saying a quick prayer for them. It’s a habit I have fallen into over the past 35 years managing people and running businesses. Sometimes I wonder if it makes a difference.

Celebrating Valentine's Day this weekend by spending Saturday night with my lovely wife at a local hotel, away from the grown teenagers and the home that has been more office than home for nearly a year now.

Dear Prince George citizens,what is happening to our fair city? We are supposed to be living in a democratic society governed for the people, by the people, but it appears we are being governed by people whose only interest is in power itself.

A slow clap, please, for Prince George city council, ladies and gentlemen. By a 6-3 vote, the mayor and councillors did the right thing Monday night, voting for a zero per cent tax increase for 2021. City spending is actually increasing 2.

Last week, Williams Lake mayor Walter Cobb wrote a guest editorial in The Citizen, which started with the sentence: “Red tape and I don’t get along very well at all.” It is a sentiment I would agree with, wholeheartedly.

As no two people are alike, this same principle applies to brain injury. Every brain injury survivor has their own set of symptoms, methods of coping, treatments that work for them and different rates of recovery.

There is a question I have been asking myself every day for much of my life, which I now realize is one of the keys to my happiness and good health: “Do I really need to drive to work today?” I first began asking myself this question almost out of ne

Thank you to the P. G. Hospital for taking care of my brother. The social workers, the nurses, the staff stayed in touch with us as we were far away. They patched through calls from my brother.

Like many entrepreneurs and sales professionals, I have been selling since I was a teenager.

Just would like Todd Doherty to explain who pays the cost of his Christmas wishes that he sends out yearly.