Opinion

Editor: New World Coffee & Tea House would like to sincerely thank the City of Williams Lake, particularly the City works department for their efforts in keeping the daytime traffic moving in the downtown.

Editor: Stealing from a local business is never worth it.

Editor: Re: Staff Sgt. welcomes civilian watch, in the Thursday, May 19 Tribune.

Assuming all goes well at the post office, millions of British Columbians will receive their HST voting packages in mid-June.

I was one of the few who attended the meeting with the head honchos from Retirement Concepts last week.

Editor: I write this as a regretful individual hoping to instill in others a fear of the law and the awareness to do what is right.

I consider myself lucky to live in rural British Columbia and I’m sure most people living in the Cariboo-Chilcotin share this sentiment.

Editor: There is a strong case for an alternate road for Bella Coola.

Editor: Considering the devastation of Slave Lake, Alta, one needs to think back to the Second World War when the government of Canada installed warning sirens.