Opinion/Letters to the Editor

It will be more difficult living downtown without a grocery store in the area.

B.C. Premier David Eby insists he won’t call an early election: “I didn’t hear one British Columbian say: ‘Gosh what I really hope happens now is a provincial election.’ ”

Me and the others, who are not so good on the computer, and still wanting to be informed, please give us a phone call to explain the proposed zoning changes, to properties in Prince George.

Should government leave people suffering on the streets with their individual rights intact or should government supersede those rights and impose health and safety treatment on unwilling individuals?

In a country as affluent as Canada, how is it that we have so many people, children included, suffering from food insecurity?

Eby’s choices will reveal the future of his government, its priorities and where he intends to take the province over the next two years.

In Canada we have four books for estimated value of used vehicles and the books do not take into account inflation rates, geographic location or vehicle condition.

The Ministry for the Future, a novel by Kim Stanley Robinson, with its mix of real science and not-so-far from reality-fiction, should be on the top of your “to-read” list.