Opinion

Neil Young's resurgence in the news had me looking up some of his music this week. Whether you agree with Young's politics or not, the man knows how to rock 'n roll.

I realize you are likely receiving a number of comments on the road conditions this winter, but I wanted to submit my thoughts in case they are useful. The snow removal this year, or lack thereof, has been extremely dangerous and surprising.

I read the same letters you did Mr. Godbout, but I think I read them a little more carefully than you. It's obvious to me that you are letting a slightly negative opinion of Brian Skakun colour what you read.

Having been a resident of Prince George for 40 plus years I seem to recall for the most part that no matter what part of the city or what gas station you visited the price of gas per liter was consistently the same throughout, unlike Edmonton.

Thank you Arthur Williams for the editorial Can't buy back goodwill. Finally someone who understands that working conditions can be toxic or pleasant.

Home Again

As I See It

Woefully inadequate, dangerous, life threatening just a few of the printable choice words I have heard to describe the state of the streets of Prince George. All justified by an impotent effort to save money.

Ok everybody. Ease back and take a breath. The lumpy bumpy roads are not a crisis. Not until your impatience hurts someone, or at the very least that nice car your pounding down the road. I've seen a few too many winters here and it happens. A lot.

To mayor and city council: For the last month I have not been able to go for a walk with my owner. It seems he is afraid to walk on the streets or sidewalks that surround our neighborhood.