Opinion

U.K.

Today I asked my 14-year-old daughter if she knew what Brexit meant. She looked pensive for a moment, and then she guessed: "Is that when someone brags about a zit? Brag-zit?" Uh... no.

I read Nathan Giede's column last Wednesday, which encouraged us to celebrate June 15 whether we are leftists or normal people. I would welcome an explanation of what constitutes leftist since I assume anything outside of normal constitutes leftist.

In response to Wally Neufeld's letter announcing to everyone that he is straight, I would note that the city does not hold parades... volunteers organize them.

I agree with the two recent letters regarding the mess that was made of the lovely trees along River Road. It was a scenically pleasing drive along the river, the berm at Lakeland, to the Cottonwood Park and the Railway Museum.

I've made the drive down Queensway many a time and upon reflection of what I've seen, always wondered why Prince George has never made more of the beautiful waterfront that we have.

During the warm sunny days, while having a good time with friends and family, that's the time to talk about dying.

Tomorrow, Britain will decide whether to remain within the European Union or to return to a more autonomous position in relation to the continent.

The government finally passed bill C-14 "An Act to change the Criminal Code and make related amendments to other Acts (medical assistance in dying).

A common portrayal of fathers, from Father Knows Best to All In The Family, The Cosby Show, The Simpsons, Married With Children and Modern Family are dads as loveable dopes, befuddled by change, easily manipulated by children, both young and grown an