Opinion

Dear friends, Jim and I are looking forward to getting home sometime before the end of February. In the meantime, this note is to extend our heartfelt gratitude for all the kindness provided to us by the medical staff (doctors, nurses, and paramedics).

Score one for democracy, sort of.

By this time next week B.C. will have a new premier.

Last week I travelled to Victoria for the province’s throne and budget speeches of 2011.

Editor: As an urban aboriginal organization that serves the whole community, we take exception to the statement made in regards to our organization by the Chamber of Commerce president Walt Cobb in his column on Nov. 18, 2010, published in the Tribune.

I don’t know what’s happening with me and heart day.

Forgive me for thinking that the minister of finance is supposed to be the minister of finance for the Province of British Columbia, not the liberal minister of finance caught between two premiers.

We are excited to hear about a couple of economic boosters this week. On Monday came the announcement that the old Sigurdson mill by Hanceville will be opened this week.

Editor: Re: Mr. Walt Cobb’s column in the Thursday, Feb. 10 edition of the Tribune.