Opinion/Letters to the Editor

I recently received news that my dear friend, Ingrid Wenzel, passed away after a six-year battle with cancer. She was well known throughout Northern B.C. for her friendly personality, storytelling, music and much more.

Re: Bond’s moment to shine, Citizen editorial. I don't disagree, in large part, about what the author of this piece says is needed within the B.C. Liberals but his comment about sending the so-called "rabid dogs" over to the B.C.

Am I missing something here? Is it just me or are others asking what is the current role of mayor and council? Significant cost over runs on every capital project and approval given without consent from mayor and council.

Citizens of our fair city should be asking whose bright idea it was to pay multi-millions of our dollars to construct an underground parking garage on the same downtown block as there exists a scarcely-used above ground parking garage.

I would hope that Mr. Godbout would park his haughty attitude at the door when he writes his opinion columns. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, as long as it is not intended to be harmful of others, even if it disagrees with the opinion of others.

It was great to see the Dave Mah story in the Citizen. Years ago, when Hospice House began, Dave ensured that people were educated about hospice care.

The City of Prince George, whether you be speaking of the city municipal offices or the city itself, is becoming a running joke.

It is understandable that the government will restrict certain activities in BC to try and slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus, especially those with high risk of infection.

Gerry Chidiac’s recent column, (“Chomsky provides spiritual example,” December 3) is an unfortunate example of co-opting religion to further a political agenda.

It is the season of Christmas. Traditionally, we have celebrated the birth of the baby Jesus, considered King of Kings by Christians, with gift-giving, generosity to the poor and feasting.