Opinion

A recent report from the Northwest Institute serves to compare the B.C. environmental review process with that of the federal government.

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The recent terrorist attacks in Norway, which killed close to 100 people, mostly youth, sends the message that peaceful countries are not immune to terrorist attacks, and not all attackers are Muslim terrorists.

Editor: I am a young offender who apologizes to the RCMP, the store owners, the community, my friends and my family.

Editor: At the July 19 Williams Lake City Council meeting, Coun. Sue Zacharias made reference to a referendum and/or ministerial assent to repeal the City’s existing fluoride bylaw while Mayor Kerry Cook made reference to her opposition to the planned $25,000 expenditure to educate the public around the issue of a referendum or ministerial assent to repeal the fluoride bylaw.

Editor: After reading our MLA’s letter to the editor in this newspaper on July 19, I didn’t know whether to choke, cry, or laugh out loud, so I decided to do all three.

Editor: Brice O’Neill’s concern for the safety of Williams Lake is commendable, which is why I am shocked he would want to stop the brilliant momentum Kerry Cook and her council have generated.

My job as an MLA representing the people in the Cariboo-Chilcotin is a great one and I love what I do.

The B.C. government has released its audited public accounts for what Bill Vander Zalm enthusiasts strain to depict as Year One of the Harmonized Sales Tax Apocalypse.

In the Thursday, July 21 issue of the Tribune, in Brice O’Neill’s letter to the editor, a Tribune typo noted a City report from 2001.