Opinion/Letters to the Editor

Why cycle? It's green, it's healthy and it's good advertising. That pretty well sums it up. As part of my commitment to help our planet, I try to cycle to work as much as possible.

I would like to thank the City of Prince George for making me change my driving route. I return home on Fifth Avenue and used to turn onto Nicholson Street, as that is the street I live on.

Remember the excitement that you felt at the end of Grade 7. Knowing that in just a few months you were going to be entering high school.

I'd like to offer my sincere congratulations to the conference hosts and City of Prince George for hosting the Minerals North "Opportunity Rocks" Conference , April 21-23.

There ought to be a law against commercial ticket resellers. I managed to be one of the lucky ones to get tickets for the Prince George Elton John concert. I figure the tickets sold out in less than 10 minutes.

Slightly Skewed Jack Knox Rev. Rob Warren was a wee bit bleary-eyed the other day. Got up at the crack of dawn to join his bishop on a 13-kilometre hike from one 12th-century Scottish abbey to another.

We live in a world of conveniences and some, as far as I'm concern, border on stupidity. The "drive thru" is one of those examples.

Last Thursday was a significant day in British Columbia's history. For the most part, it felt like any other Thursday. It was rainy but warm. Flowers were blooming. The grass was turning green. Spring was showing all around us.

I read MLA John Rustad's comments in our local newspaper with some amusement. Apparently he doesn't believe in letting propaganda get mired down with fact despite his opening remark that "the facts are being lost". Mr.

Your editorial column recently said those calling for an inquiry into the handling of Afghan prisoners are traitors.