Opinion

Why stop at municipally funded RV parks, laundry facilities and water sales? With the city's vast resources, they could compete with so many other small businesses.

Seems to me that the solution to boondocking at the casino is right there in the casino parking lot. Turn it into an RV park. Provide sani-dump services power and water. Landscape with trees along the highway. Maybe even provide a place to fuel up.

Congratulations to the City of Prince George for presenting a successful summer musical "Heatwave." I was fortunate to take in all or parts of four sessions. It took a lot of work from many people including numerous volunteers.

The seal has been broken. "Who are the Proud Boys?" you ask. They are the same group that morphed into the Brown Shirts during the last century.

Thank you, Omar Khadr. I was going to go off on a tirade on what you have done but I realize you are not the problem. To be honest I would be writing this if any party were governing. What our government has done is a real disservice to Canadians.

Sir, I am not always agreeing with your editorial comments, however I wholeheartedly support your musings regards to the lack of RV facilities in our city, which appeared in last Friday's edition of the newspaper.

As fires rage, political and physical, we'd do well to recall the second half of our Constitution's credo - "the Rule of Law." It is what sets us apart from so many places in the world where chaos, violence, and corrupt administration is the norm.

Prince George's generosity has been outstanding, just like it was last year for the victims in Fort McMurray.

After a teenaged girl was featured sobbing on the front page of The Province in the summer of 1998, when the forest fire in Salmon Arm destroyed her home in Silver Creek, an old lady in Vancouver made a kind and loving gesture that was also rude and

One of the more remarkable developments of the past election was John Horgan's public relations transformation from hot-tempered opposition leader to a passionate premier in waiting.