Opinion

Editor: In response to Charlie Wyse’s March 10 letter, How will Clark address First Nations Concerns on Prosperity mine?, Tribune Viewpoints:

Editor: My grandson recently gave his 4-H speech on anorexia.

This past Saturday night, the Williams Lake Chamber of Commerce held its annual Business Excellence Awards and this year’s celebration was another great experience.

Editor: Giving more thought to our “street thrones” that appear to be for privileged businesses only, I have some very grave concerns that accompany these City Hall-sanctioned, in my opinion, errors.

Well, March is here, it’s 35 below, the snow has been falling for more than 12 hours and I now realize that spring will never come.

Editor: We now have a new premier-designate, Christy Clark.

One of the saddest aspects of my job involves the issue of seniors’ care and hearing the heart-wrenching stories families bring to my office that highlight the inadequacy of our current system and approach to meeting the growing needs of seniors.

When are we going to stop playing with Mother Nature, experimenting and expecting the taxpayer to foot the bill?