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Mister feminist

Mister feminist

Your editorial, "The sex crime in every man," is such a confusing mixture of messages, that I am just writing to point out that you have quite misunderstood the word "feminism.
Generalized guilt

Generalized guilt

Re: The sex crime in every man, Oct 27. If a particular man has been creeping out women with unwanted hugs or by using language like "rude bitch," he should own it himself. You can't dodge that guilt by trying to generalize it to all men.
Winner takes it all

Winner takes it all

Re: electoral systems. I guess it all depends on how Mr. Dale defines "winner." We are not talking about a horse race. We are talking about how to represent the diversity of people's interests and opinions.
Site C options few

Site C options few

This week, the B.C. Utility Commission will be releasing its report on Site C. They essentially have three options - keep going, suspend the construction, or cancel the project.
And now for their next trick...

And now for their next trick...

Prince George voters (well, about 8,000 of them, anyway) decided Saturday to borrow $35 million to replace Four Seasons Pool and another $15 million to replace Fire Hall No. 1.
Inside job

Inside job

The outdoor gardening season is quickly coming to an end, but don't let that stop you from gardening. You can plant bulbs indoors now, and enjoy their beautiful blooms in early winter.
Apartment rezoning was wrong call

Apartment rezoning was wrong call

Re: Editorial titled "Right location, right call," Oct. 26.
Trump's priorities questioned

Trump's priorities questioned

Donald Trump recently announced the U.S. Treasury could no longer afford to help the hurricane ravaged U.S. island of Puerto Rico. He also rated his presidency reaction to Hurricane Maria's devastation as a 10. Surely he means 10 on a scale of 100.
Face-covering ban could spark Supreme Court battle

Face-covering ban could spark Supreme Court battle

I am sure that you have been reading a great deal about the new law in Quebec that forbids face coverings in public spaces. The law is aimed at creating "religious neutrality and security.
Getting high up the hill

Getting high up the hill

Canadian municipalities aren't the only ones trying to figure out how they're going to respond when marijuana becomes legal across Canada next summer.