Opinion

It's Only Money

As the Aug. 5 deadline to register your vote on the HST approaches, the rhetoric on both sides is reaching a fevered pitch.

Right Side Up

In his guest column (July 8), Mr. Carruthers again extols the virtues of the Enbridge Pipeline proposal and the "robust and thorough" nature of the regulatory process. In the past Mr.

Come out and celebrate the 100-year anniversary of the BC Parks System by hiking one of the most popular alpine trails in the region.

The Olympics in Montreal cost all Canadian citizens 50-plus years of pension fund reduction. The Olympics in Vancouver has cost many their low-rent homes and will cost all citizens of B.C. untold years of excessive taxes. Now the P.G.

I am a senior citizen. So is my dog, in human years. If I do not kill the HST, the HST will kill me. I do not care about the funeral tax. Just cart me off to Victoria and dump me on the lawn in front of the parliament buildings.

Is there no end to what the RCMP will forgive its officers? When's the last time someone admitted that the reason company equipment was stolen was because it was left vulnerable while he was committing a crime, only to keep his job? And who would be

Certain services do not run at a profit. We don't see schools turned into little widget factories with children bellying up to a conveyor belt. We don't have tollbooths every 10 miles for the few who can afford to use roadways.

First off let me state as a rule: I don't read Bruce's opinions as I find him to be a right-wing, partisan, liberal hack; however, his last op-ed piece caught my attention, but only for the first few paragraphs and ended after reason number 10.