Opinion

The legacy left behind by Cuban dictator Fidel Castro in the wake of his death last month continues to divide local residents, based on letters to the editor and guest editorials published in The Citizen.

Often times, when we make concessions for others, we end up creating great moments for ourselves. As a teacher, I am always open to expanding and improving my program. For years now I have studied the Holocaust as part of my Social Justice 12 course.

Aside from a very brief (less than one week, so I'm going to suggest that it shouldn't even count) and regrettable stint using weight loss products, I've not relied on gimmicks or products, or crazy weight loss systems to drop the pounds.

Erich Bertram was born in 1931 in Rhineland Palatinate, Germany, in a town near the border of France. He headed to Canada at the age of 24 after leaving his job in the pharmaceutical industry.

There was nothing of that little head nod which we, especially men, are inclined to give to one another when we pass an acquaintance somewhere in the pubic square. Just seething hatred in his countenance.

Last week, we were talking about batteries and I commented on the processes of oxidation and reduction. Essentially, these two processes are complementary. Oxidation is the loss of electrons while reduction is gaining electrons.

I am responding to the Nov. 29 article on the changes in policy at the Ness Lake Bible Camp. An unnamed member is quoted as saying "we think Christians and LGBTQ can live together. We would ask others to be respectful of who we are.

Re: Homeless situation in Prince George. I am in full support of the sentiments expressed by Diane Fuller in her guest editorial and her subsequent letter.

In October, I sent an email on election reforms I would like to see to Todd Doherty, who is my Member of Parliament. During the last election, vote results were being released from the eastern time zones while we in the West were still voting.