Opinion

Vaughn Palmer In Victoria The former head of Elections BC has defended his office's helping hand to organizers of the petition against the harmonized sales tax, saying the effort did not amount to a "coaching process.

Wine can be a great ice breaker and something to be enjoyed with friends whether it is with a meal or sitting around an evening backyard fire. While it is nice to try the iconic and classic wines of the world, they often come with a hefty price.

Blair Qualey president and CEO of the New Car Dealers Association of B.C. With the introduction of the harmonized sales tax in British Columbia on July 1, some misinformation has surfaced as related to the HST and its affect on new car purchases.

Bruce Strachan Right Side Up With our next provincial election less than three years away, the pundits are already in the leadership-race mode. There's lots of speculation about a replacement for Gordon Campbell.

I am writing in regards to the article I read about our city coming in under budget on a road rehabilitation. No wonder we came in under budget Mr.

I wonder if you could help me. I have a friend we'll call George. He has a "personal hygiene" issue that is interfering with his social development. To put it succinctly, he passes gas.

Paul Willcocks In Victoria Sometimes you have to call people on the rubbish they speak. The B.C. Lottery Corp. scandal is one of those times. Start with Michael Graydon, the $300,000-a-year CEO.

I have the pleasure of visiting our seniors recreation centres in Prince George on a regular basis.

Instead of our MLA Shirley Bond being worried about a brake being out of adjustment maybe she should concern herself with the rates that truckers are working for. I am sure that most truckers will agree with me.

I do not wish to dispute the success of Baldy Hughes as described in Friday's editorial "Little Big Man." I do dispute the statements made about other treatment centres, seemingly in an effort to make Baldy Hughes look better.