Opinion

To be sure, everyone is entitled to his or her opinion. In a letter published on Nov. 12, Paul Serup denounced The Citizen and other media for their coverage of Donald Trump alleging that all had been so very kind to Hillary Clinton.

I was curious about the misleading headline on the Nelson Bennett article, which pointed out BC Hydro's low expectations of profitability for Site C for its first 70 years of operation, and the liability this creates for BC taxpayers and ratepayers.

A Canadian can learn a lot about America from Nathan Giede's column Right of Centre about Trump's win. First, Hillary and Obama aren't Americans because they learned to speak from elocution coaches, whereas Trump yells and cusses.

We are another week closer to the provincial election and the suspense is palatable. The excitement is building to a fevered pitch. It is all anyone can talk about! Except of course, it is not.

It is said that there are five stages of grieving - denial, anger, negotiation, depression and acceptance. In regards to Donald Trump's election as president of the United States, I am striving to reach the fifth stage. What seems to have put Mr.

You don't have to look far to see that Christmas is only a few weeks away. Decorating for the Christmas season is a great way to get into the Christmas spirit. Already you can see homes being decorated inside and outdoors.

North Kelly Road is not a race track or a drag strip. It's a main road through a rural residential area. Our residents use the road to walk their dogs, ride their bikes, jog and simply walk for exercise. The speed limit is 50 km/h, not 80 or 100.

With reference to the honourable Paul Serup's letter to the editor ("Endless Trump bashing," Nov. 11).

Wow! Here we go. This is really happening.

Another local man sentenced for child pornography this week, another finger wagging from the courts. In August, a 49-year-old man was sentenced to 90 days in jail, to be served Saturdays and Sunday, for possession of child pornography.