Opinion

Since the year-end and New Year are times for reflection, it is perhaps a good time to look back to see where we have been and where we are going. Twenty-twenty hindsight usually provides clarity, but back in late 2002 when George W.

To all you purse snatchers out there I'd like to say there is one less purse for you to snatch because I quit carrying one. Once bitten twice shy third time would be shame on me.

I wish to comment on the editorial re: Benches at Victoria medical building My husband was at the doctor and while I shopped in the drug store and was planning on waiting in the lower level also for his return.

My son has never fit well into the mainstream school system for a variety of reasons. Foremost, several years of bullying from select individuals, and the futility to resolve the issue firmly set the chip on his shoulder.

This is a letter to a young lady who almost caused a very serious accident at the corner of Foothills and 15th Avenue. You were driving a light coloured small car and the young man in the passenger seat had dark hair and wore glasses.

Last week Joe and Sam covered their tracks after their canoe exploded. The journey up-stream from Croydon Landing to Mile 53 was surprisingly short as Sam and Joe observed.

I recently took my dad to a doctor's appointment at the Victoria Medical Building and am in shock at how the setup in the lower part of the medical building is after leaving his appointment.

The festivities started with the traditional serving of the prestigious Elders. They were seated and served a delicious full course meal, prepared by Alan O'Reily.

Re "The Science of Earth is in Dispute" (P.G. Citizen, Opinion page letters, Dec. 23): Mr.

Beware of any large corporation that slithers into a community and tempts with trinkets and money. Consider Enbridge, Northern British Columbia's present corporate seducer.