Opinion

One of the Delphic maxims is the statement: "Know thyself." Knowing ourselves allows us to better navigate the world around us. Knowing ourselves helps us with interpersonal interactions.

In my sales courses that I took during my career, the theme of "go with the facts" was stressed.

Every now and then you gotta go back to the pop princess to get energized. Taylor Swift's Bad Blood tells a good Sin City-esque story of betrayal while slamming the audience with cameos that will please a wide range of fans.

Hire a new coach, trade for some new players, heck, get a new team owner. That's what happens in hockey and sports. For fans, that's an expected part of the game. Changing the team logo? Hold your horses, cowboy. Not so fast.

Yesterday's happenings at the Truth and Reconciliation gathering in Rideau Hall must be considered a watershed moment in Canadian history.

If America's great shame is slavery, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's report painfully laid out Canada's great shame Tuesday. Canada and Canadians are guilty of genocide against its aboriginal population.

I would like to comment on the published letter by Gail Faris who believes the out-of-town driver would have slowed down if given a warning by the RCMP instead of having her car impounded.

Public inquiry into WorkSafeBC should be a given now. Scott McCloy's excuse of not having qualified accident investigators to investigate a serious accident in a pulp mill should be enough.

In a recent letter to the editor by Bob Zimmer he wrote that calling Omar Khadr a victim is absurd. Do you, Mr.

To Bob Zimmer, member of Parliament, Prince George-Peace River. I am absolutely appalled at your letter to the editor dated May 30, 2015. As a mother, grandmother, and as a Conservative, I cannot believe what you have written.