Opinion

The accusation against New Democrat Robin Austin in the midst of the last election campaign was outrageous, even by the standards of political discourse in this province.

In October of last year, I wrote a column about the result of the Canadian federal election. I argued then that the Liberals were advantaged by the length of the election.

In his book Give And Take: A Revolutionary Approach To Success, Adam Grant argues that there are three kinds of people in the world. Givers devote themselves to the service of others, even at their own expense.

I so look forward to reading Neil Godbout's editorials. They are one of the treasures in this community I have come to call home. Last Thursday's editorial, Words to live by , is one I am going to re-read often.

I'm writing this letter not entirely certain what outcome I'm hoping for other than raising awareness of a truly important service gap in Prince George and how I hope to fill that gap.

I'm writing to you with some very important concerns on my mind. One of them is housing. I think that we need a lot more affordable housing for lower-income people in Prince George. I realize that we're not in the same housing situation as other B.C.

In a way, Nathan Giede, y ou were right in your opinion piece of July 27 .

The news that Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton will be coming to B.C.

Farm to table, foraged, market vegetables, locally harvested, wild cultivated. I'm sure you've dined at a restaurant and read these descriptors on a dinner menu.

Winston Churchill said, "truth is incontrovertible. Malice may attack it, ignorance may deride it, but in the end, there it is.