Opinion

A war of words is being waged about the Site C dam. Again and again, selective information that purports to tell the 'real story' about the project is put forward, often with misleading results.

Editor's Note: The best part about being proven wrong is learning something new. In that spirit, the letter and photos below were wonderful to receive and we couldn't wait to share them with you. On Dec.

It was one of my most embarrassing moments. I climbed out of the water at the triathlon at West Lake and in front of all the spectators, I threw up on James Sexton's shoes.

A word of advice to our city council. Don't borrow $2.5 million for the library entrance. Go and ask Shirley Bond and Mike Morris for it. With their jobs for the next four years on the line, no request for B.C. taxpayer money will be denied.

Each morning, for the past several months, I have questioned why I continue to pay for a newspaper that I flip through as quickly as I can eat a bowl of cereal. However, this morning was different.

When my copy of today's P.G. Citizen arrived, I turned to the editorial page - my favourite. I so appreciate the views Neil Godbout offers whether I agree with them or not.

This is just a theory but I believe that the millennials' problem got its start in 1969 at Woodstock. Here we had close to 400,000 20-somethings doing their own thing with no consequences.

It's called Snowmegeddon. It was kind of amusing on the first day in the Lower Mainland, watching them do the "bump-a-car" thing. On the second day it started to get a little more serious. It was kind of unusual to see this kind of mayhem persist.

The Donald Trump phenomenon has sucked up all the political oxygen in the past two months. It's so transfixing to watch a rogue presidency take shape that there's scarcely any breathing room left to devote to more mundane affairs closer to home.

The good news ends at the city limits.