Opinion

Slightly Skewed Jack Knox On one of the few days this week when it was actually hot and dry enough to get hot and thirsty, teacher Pam Guilbault decided to hit McDonald's for an iced coffee.

In response to Mark Balogh's May 30 letter. You wrote a great letter. You're right when you say that everyone has responsibilities and everyone has to share the road.

A big thanks to Vanroode's. On behalf of the Jubilee Lodge residents and staff, we would like to thank you for your generosity and kindness.

Re: Citizen May 28 item - Mayor floats Vancouver-style park restaurant idea for Connaught Hill Park. I fondly remember eating some time ago in a restaurant at the Maritime Museum and Planetarium in Vancouver's Vanier Park.

Like the bibulous neighbor who doesn't know when to leave the party, Premier Gordon Campbell hangs in even though the music's stopped.

My heart is broken. An exquisite creature has been kidnapped, and quite possibly, killed. Every spring morning as I walked up university hill the sight of its delicate white blossoms bobbing in the breeze never failed to bring a smile to my face.

A brief comment on Bruce Strachan's article regarding implementation of the hated HST. Once again, the premier is proposing something that may or may not be true - he'll soon be doing a road show in a vain attempt to sell the merits of HST.

I was curious as to who decides what roads get paved in Prince George. Did the Hart Highway really need to be resurfaced? True, some of the intersections did need to be done (Chevron, Austin Road and Chief Lake Road).

After the recent reporting of a sexual assault in the Prince George Citizen online, there were a variety of blog responses that perpetuate the myths surrounding sexual assault and sexual violence.

This morning you reprinted an editorial from the east coast Charlottetown Guardian which, in passing, advanced the premise that even "die-hard critics" of the Vancouver Olympics would now concede that the three-week snow party was a worthy investment