Opinion/Letters to the Editor

Keeping Time by Stacey McGlynn Seventy-seven-year-old Daisy is reaching a critical point in her life. She's not as able as she once was, and her son and his new wife are pressuring her to sell her family home and move into a senior care home.

MLAs found their way back to the legislature this week. It might have been tricky for some. There have only been four sitting days in the past 10 months.

If you are itching to get your hands dirty in the soil, there are some plants that are ready to be planted outdoors. Strawberries, for example, do not mind the cooler temperatures.

Clergy Comment Arlo A. Johnson Westside Family Fellowship Early in 1979, I met Mark Misch, a pastor of a local church here in Prince George. Today, Mark Misch is with the Lord Jesus in heaven.

I've been keeping an eye out the last year about the many CN derailments in and around our city, not to mention the rest of Canada. I can't help but wonder why someone isn't on this company to improve their railroad within our community.

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS LONDON - With a smile that lit up TV screens around the world, Kate Middleton married Prince William in a union that promised to revitalize the British monarchy.

Poor Todd Whitcombe, imagine having to try to write his columns, attempting to "appear" credible... only to be continually exposed by having to think through his left wing ideaological straight-jacket.

Is Whitcombe for real? Imagine in Todd Whitcome's Canada, a coalition government consisting of Liberal Michael Ignatieff as Prime Minister, NDP Jack Layton as Finance Minister, and separatist Bloc Quebecois Gilles Duceppe having a veto on every decis

I am writing in regards to a conversation I overheard when I stopped to check out an art gallery a couple of Sundays ago. When I first entered the store I was really impressed with the art work one of our local artists had created.

Our grateful thanks go out to Prince George for its support of our annual Daffodil Campaign. Everyone has enjoyed a blaze of yellow from the beautiful daffodils offered by Canadian Cancer Society volunteers.