Opinion

It is saddens me that the folks who believe themselves to be Christians cannot see the faith of the artist when looking at the cartoon of Jesus at the U.S./Mexican border.

Like everyone in Northern B.C., I've travelled via Greyhound.

Re: Nathan Giede, July 4. Although you express loyalty to Canada in your July 4 column, you rush headlong into a diatribe of misery for the plight of Canadians and our system of government. Not only that but you diss one of the U.S.

I fully agree with Cpl. Craig Douglass having his law enforcement officers to visibly pack C8 carbines. A faceoff between a nut case that could be packing a C8 carbine or equivalent is a possibility anywhere these days .

I am a citizen of Prince George and felt that I should bring this to the attention of someone who may want to listen or do something about how some secondary school kids litter the grounds of their own school, in this case the footpath running alongs

Re: letter by Ray Masson (Artist responds to cartoon outcry) published on Wednesday.

It's difficult to believe that someone intelligent enough to earn a PhD would write such a ridiculous column as "Engineers face ethical dilemma over pipelines" by Chris Kennedy in Saturday's Citizen.

A huge thank you to Todd Whitcombe for his PG Citizen article Tuesday June 26 clarifying the critical need for physiotherapy and occupational therapy training in the north.

Re: A love letter to America by Nathan Giede. This article reminds me of many reasons why I left the U.S. in 1979 after 25 years of living the American Dream and returned to Canada where I was born. To put it mildly, it stinks of nationalism.

Today, I am continuing my series on the proposed electoral systems that will be on the referendum ballot in the fall. Last week I described the Mixed Member Proportional (MMP) Voting System.