Opinion

The land north of Cranberry Lake, (Valemount), southeast of Prince George, was relatively flat, with only a few gullies to cross. Joe looked around as he rode and studied the forest.

Religion is dead. According to many pollsters and casual observers of culture, the death of religion is not only a possibility, it is actually an inevitable reality.

City seeks loan for yard upgrade? $3 million dollar loan to upgrade the public works yard. You've got to be kidding.

Ok, today I'm a little pissed off, pardon me. When I read Dave Harrison"s article in the editors comment section on Sat, May 14, I just had to say a few things. Mr.

Although the fires that ravaged Slave Lake, Alta. are now under control, it goes without saying that the town and its people will never be the same.

Given the news recently, it is obvious that all too frequently corporations either accidentally or by design have failed to act properly. This has jeopardized the entire financial community and the total economy.

Well how about that - up go our taxes again and yet we have some of the worst streets in B.C.

After my last rant about the garbage on our mountain I couldn't believe the new pile of junk I collected again.

One could pore through annals of political thought for many days, I fear, without finding a definition of "democracy" consistent with The Citizen's use of the term in this morning's editorial ("Score one for democracy", May 11).

If you're looking to take our soldiers from helmets to hard-hats you're looking at the world through rose coloured glasses. It worked once when us baby-boomers had to be accommodated in the secondary-industry-world of the Lower Mainland.