Opinion

I found the business-oriented diatribe from B.C. Chamber of Commerce head, John Winter, in last Friday's editorial, absolutely nauseating. To listen to him gloat over the inevitable foisting of the HST on the helpless citizens of B.C. infuriates me.

I am writing this letter in regards to possibly having another gambling establishment in Prince George. Red Deer Alberta has two. We definitely need another one. People have been talking to me about this.

The legacy of gold rush pioneers can still be seen in the historic town of Barkerville.

Despite government affirmations that the HST will cure all ills, up to and including premature hair loss, the taxpayer suffers under a deficit of faith these days.

Robyn, I read your letter and understand wholeheartedly why you stepped out of the SPCA office the other day.

The following was taken from a poster at a First Nation office in the Williams Lake area, and was identified as being a Cree Indian prophecy: Only after the last tree has been cut down, Only after the last river has been poisoned, Only after the last

Perhaps it's time one of your staff researched the reasons why we in Prince George are paying so much more for gas than necessary. To those of us on fixed incomes, this is becoming an increasing hardship.

Further to Frank Peebles' account of his hike to Mount Robson's Berg Lake, the area seems to have enjoyed increased attention this summer despite the doubling of camping fees, with most of the Berg Lake campsites being fully booked even on some weekd

OK, now I'm really ticked off. I moved back to P.G. three years ago with my two young sons.

Yesterday I woke up and attempted to drive my fiancee to work (his car was in the shop), I went outside to my driveway to start my car and stood there for probably about a minute scratching my head.