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Clearing the air on carbon tax

Clearing the air on carbon tax

Re: Todd Whitcombe's article on carbon tax. To clarify for Mr. Whitcombe, "revenue neutral" means that every dollar raised by B.C.'s carbon tax is returned to British Columbians in the form of tax relief.
Breakfast fuels young minds

Breakfast fuels young minds

It's 8:30 a.m. Wednesday and the cole George Jay elementary gym is humming. A little red-headed girl runs up to Leslie Lee: "I miss you." "I miss you, too," Lee replies.
Names matter

Names matter

Tonight, Toronto plays Cleveland in the opening game of the American League championship series. Starting today, The Citizen pledges to make its best effort to refer to the Cleveland Indians as simply Cleveland.
Learning the science of selling

Learning the science of selling

The eagle swooped down with its talons extended, on what it must have thought was a beaver swimming across the lake in the Chilcotin one summer day. In reality, that beaver was the long matted hair of the hippie Michael Theodor.
The therapy of live theatre

The therapy of live theatre

I've had a lot of interesting conversations over the past few weeks with my colleagues and partners in the arts community of Prince George.
Moving through the transition time

Moving through the transition time

The pants are slowly starting to loosen from the excesses of Thanksgiving and fall is solidly giving way to winter. Prince George is beautiful in the fall.
Every body is beautiful

Every body is beautiful

I'm going to start off with a Facebook posting by my trainer Logan, which inspired this weeks article: "So I'm going to do something different today! I'm going to post a pic most will look at and think she's a trainer who doesn't have a six pack! I'm
Hospital chairman compares board to 'banana republic'

Hospital chairman compares board to 'banana republic'

This week in Prince George history, Oct. 9-15: Oct. 9, 1964: The chairman of the Prince George Regional Hospital's board of trustees, along with two senior administrators, resigned in disgust during a meeting of the board on the night of Oct.
A rich life, all starting from Penny

A rich life, all starting from Penny

Margret Boudreau Humphreys was born and raised in Penny in 1934 to parents Joseph and Bessie Boudreau.
Compliments can inspire greatness

Compliments can inspire greatness

Saint Teresa of Calcutta said, "there is more hunger for love and appreciation in this world than for bread." No matter who we are, we like to be appreciated, and being complimented can inspire us to greatness.