Opinion

Local seniors Paul and Diane (Doll) Duperron, who were married in 1971, have lived in Prince George permanently since 1973. Diane was born and raised in Prince George. Paul was born in Lac La Biche, Alta., and moved to Prince George in 1973.

There are certain natural laws that impact life on earth. What is fascinating is that all of the major religions of the world recognize these laws and include them in their doctrines.

Just over a month ago, I wrote a column on the Kitimat plebiscite on Northern Gateway. I used a CBC interview with Jim Rennie, Mayor of Woodlands Country, and the Alberta Energy Minister Diana McQueen for several responses to the Kitimat vote.

A sincere thank you to Dr. Fraser, the staff at the Spruceland Medical Centre and Dr. Perkovic. My son came home Thursday night after a fall downhill biking.

You said my job is an essential service and then proceeded to strip out conditions that were essential to my job. You say that you respect me but then you call me greedy for wanting to earn a wage that keeps up with inflation.

Maintaining good relationships with the people that live in your neighbourhood can be difficult at times. Having good neighbours, however, can make your home life happier and certainly more interesting.

It's in the news again about the city of PG wanting to force on us a levi to pay for storm sewer drainage based on inpervious surfaces (surfaces which do not allow water to penetrate the soil.

The editorial, "Veto Power" (May 20) relayed from the appropriately named newspaper, the Times-Colonist, is wrongheaded in its expectation that a UN Special Rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples should be attempting to conciliate between Fir

After reading Dan Moffat's letter about the Groveburn Pit cleanup, I felt I must write to offer my kudos and support to those who did the work. I'll be there to help if there's a next time - that place looked like a war zone in a Third World country.

In regards to Mr. Russell's comments on the PAC.