Opinion

I am writing in response to a recent letter to the editor regarding election signage. I am currently volunteering with the Mike Morris' re-election campaign team as a dedicated member of the sign team.

BC Hydro's current rip-off scheme.

I live in Nechako Lakes where John Rustad, our MLA, works hard and as Mr. Gabriel stated his elected Liberal MLAs do. This is what we expect as taxpayers.

Campaigning provincial politicians have dozens of changes in mind for B.C., but they are scarcely talking about the major adjustment that's coming, regardless of who wins the election.

If there's any justice, Dr. David Dao, the man beaten and dragged off a United Airlines plane for refusing to give up his seat, has changed the industry forever. Dao suffered a concussion, lost two teeth and had numerous facial injuries.

Rachael and Carmel were a little surprised and perhaps a little nervous, when I told them I was taking a six-month vacation and that they would be in charge.

Riding my bike with my daughter recently, I took a few seconds to point out all the cars and trucks parked outside a construction project we happened by.

The history of the shoelace is inextricably bound with the history of the shoe. When the first shoes were worn is lost to pre-history but we do know it was more than 7,500 years ago as that is the age of the earliest shoe discovered by archeologists.

I enjoyed reading Art Betke's letter of April 7. Not everyone, however, agrees with his well thought out remarks about the over reaction on this side of the border about the new president of the United States of America.

This provincial government has badly mismanaged BC Hydro over the past 16 years, but it is very wrong to think that the Clark government has attained her objective of getting Site C past the point of no return.