Opinion/Letters to the Editor

Don't make excuses for anti-masker's bad behaviour, columnist says

Who is really running the show at School District 57, columnist Trudy Klassen questions

Do what is important to you, and success will follow, columnist Gerry Chidiac says

UNBC First Nations Studies assistant professor weighs in on how Indigenous and non-Indigenous Canadians can move forward

Please, I beg of you, if you are not going to harvest and eat them, please pick them off the tree and the ground, and dispose of them.

Justin Trudeau exhibits disdain to me by his failure to find a credible candidate for a large diverse riding that makes huge economic contributions to Canada.

"Fake it until you make it", "mind over matter" and "be more  positive" are words of encouragement I hear often from well-intentioned people. I have tried my best to live up to these expectations. This advice can work against a person with a brain injury.

An arrogant and self-centred decision was made by our current federal government to call an expensive (est. $500 -$700 million) election. We, as taxpayers and voters, must ensure it does not result in a majority government.

Many feel it is a violation of their freedom if they are required to be immunized.  Such thinking contradicts an important life principle, made clear by Holocaust survivor and psychiatrist Viktor Frankl: “Freedom is in danger of degenerating into mere arbitrariness unless it is lived in terms of responsibleness.”