Opinion/Letters to the Editor

I don't have five million dollars to educate the public on the proposed Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline but I have a pen and a mind to do research. I'm mindful, caring and respectful of the people, the land and the waters.

Hike of the Week

Retired school teacher Bill Perrin, while protesting in front of a backbencher's constituency office wondered (Citizen, p.

Walking downtown the other day, I was confronted by a desperate, unkempt man holding a stained, grubby manuscript scrawled with the words "For CBC eyes only." He pressed the filthy pile of papers into my hands with pleading eyes and then was gone.

I am responding to an editorial published on April, l9,20I2 in the Citizen by Rodney Venis.

Pre-election advice cheerfully given to B.C. politicians who dream of one day grasping the brass ring of power: Tread carefully as you move through the next 12 months.

I would like to send out a very large bouquet to the persons that stopped along Massey Drive on May 29 at about 5:30 p.m. I am sure that all those that saw money flying up in the air were shocked, but not as shocked as I was that same evening.

It is of note to see Enbridge's multimillion spending in media ads to promote their Northern Gateway pipeline to Kitimat while, in the more than two years since they put forward their application for it, they have not been able to produce a human hea

This is an open letter to our infamous city council and Councillor Brian Skakun. Let's look at some facts here. When the price of crude oil hit $109 a barrel, the price of gas jumped to $1.33.9/per litre. The current price of crude is $89.34/U.

The long student protest in Quebec is an example of the backlash to the media and the universities for not telling the full truth to their citizens.