Opinion

Some people listen to music for the words and the message those words deliver. Some even get the message totally messed up because the lyrical meanings are often not what they thought they were.

In his letter to the editor of May 1, Gordon Bliss is highly critical of the gut and head observations of Mr. Whitcombe, to whom he refers as Todd (perhaps they are actually good friends). Mr.

Gimmie a break, Mr. Godbout! In your editorial, "Like night and day," you attack the public speaking ability of Adrian Dix, as if charisma is somehow a political preference to character.

My family has lived in Prince George for more than 40 years. My own family has been travelling back and forth to visit from Calgary to P.G. for that amount of time also. So it is strange to see Mr. P.G. in a new spot.

Politicians and their supporters like to make selective use of statistics in order to support a position or to attack an opponent. Voters need to inform themselves in order to determine the truth.

With the weather finally turning to blue skies and sunshine, my musical thoughts have been dominated by summer music. Music that goes hand in hand with beaches, barbeques and sunny backyards.

With the advance polls opening today and the Citizen/CKPG/UNBC all-candidates forum set for tonight, it's time for all of those undecided voters - 19 per cent of adults in both Prince George ridings, according to the Citizen/CKPG poll by Oraclepoll R

You don't have to be a hockey fan to take away some learning moments from the recent history of the Vancouver Canucks.

Slightly Skewed

Recently I sent a letter to the Liberal office complaining about the terrible Landlord Tenant Act and the fact that there are no qualified people in Prince George to assist with, and enforce, the act.