Opinion

I'm writing regarding the poor quality and highly biased articles regarding campaign signs written by Mark Nielsen on Sept. 24 and 25. Mr. Nielsen clearly favors the Conservative, Mr. Doherty, and has no issue printing this propaganda.

Where in the hell are our politicians today? Montreal is proposing to dump eight billion litres of sewage into the St. Lawrence River due to a highway project? Unreal.

It is not my intention to dispute the city's authority to set speed limits, only their judgment. During January 2014, city personal deemed 70 km/h to be unsafe and reduced the posted speed to 50 km/h.

My father and all my uncles fought a war against the Nazis who wanted to impose their will, their credo and their thuggish personality on those around them.

For the benefit of all delivery drivers, in March 2014 the civic addresses on Canoe Court were changed by the city. In their wisdom they changed the address to 4045 First Ave. All of the doors face Canoe Court not First Avenue.

At the close of the stock market today (Sept. 30), a barrel of crude was $43.35. Today's price at the pump was $1.179 per litre. Last year on this date, a barrel of crude was over $93.72 and the price at the pump was as high as $1.

Re: Legebokoff subject of true crime book. I felt deeply disappointed and horrified that the Prince George Citizen would promote this book on the front page of the Sept. 29 issue.

Don't judge a book by its cover, goes one old nugget of wisdom. Don't shoot the messenger, goes another.

The City of Prince George is blessed with some of the greatest staff anywhere in Canada, but I have serious concerns about some of the planning and licensing going on at city hall.

I am very disappointed that there was no local Take Back the Night march this year. I had attended last year's march, and I was actually really looking forward to this one.