Opinion

Slightly Skewed Jack Knox Rev. Rob Warren was a wee bit bleary-eyed the other day. Got up at the crack of dawn to join his bishop on a 13-kilometre hike from one 12th-century Scottish abbey to another.

We live in a world of conveniences and some, as far as I'm concern, border on stupidity. The "drive thru" is one of those examples.

Last Thursday was a significant day in British Columbia's history. For the most part, it felt like any other Thursday. It was rainy but warm. Flowers were blooming. The grass was turning green. Spring was showing all around us.

I read MLA John Rustad's comments in our local newspaper with some amusement. Apparently he doesn't believe in letting propaganda get mired down with fact despite his opening remark that "the facts are being lost". Mr.

Your editorial column recently said those calling for an inquiry into the handling of Afghan prisoners are traitors.

During several meetings with concerned residents in the Highland area and the partners preparing to occupy the old Highland elementary school, it was stated that the building would be a community centre, tennis courts would stay and if interest was t

No sooner did the premier announce that the Site C dam is going to be built than the naysayers started saying no. No doubt the same naysayers who say no to run of river, no to wind, no to the Olympics, no to just about anything else you can think of.

I would like to extend a big thank you to all the people who stopped to help with the fire on the bridge property at the Salmon River bridge on Apr. 20. Bert Ostlund Prince George

I have just returned to the U.S. after an exceptional visit to Prince George. Fifteen years ago I visited with Victoria Wyndham. At the time we were starring in NBC's soap opera, Another World as "Carl and Rachel.

Citizens of Prince George, just imagine it had to be a very sweet lady from small town B.C. to bring out the "human side" of the management of the RCMP. It has only taken 55 years of policing in B.C.