Opinion

This letter is in response to Carol Bobb's letter in the Citizen a few days ago. Carol, you basically claim that this "homeless" man living in Freeman park is an eyesore. You don't say that, but that's what you're getting at.

To the Idiot who stubbed his cigarette on my brand new paint job on my 81 white Cadillac. On Saturday between 9:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. at Bon Voyage Restaurant, had I caught you, you would not have walked to your car.

Re: The Citizen's position on the Munch homicide. Portrayal of the body was quite appropriate coverage to expose the criminal element in our home town.

The B.C. government did not have any plans to harmonize the sales tax until after the 2009 election. No negotiations were taking place between Ottawa and B.C. regarding adopting HST prior to the election.

Vaughn Palmer In Victoria During an earlier challenge to Premier Gordon Campbell over his high-handed ways, B.C. Liberal supporter Scott Nelson raised a protest against the carbon tax.

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.