Opinion

I have to agree with Gardner Fraser, “Have they been into the Christmas cheer at the North Cowichan meetings?”

I read with horror the experience of Mr. Hughes-Toal in your Dec. 23 edition, and several things come to mind.

We’ve certainly gotten riled up enough to write some memorable editorial opinions over the last 12 months.

In our age and day the practice of humility is a much ignored virtue

Over the last couple of weeks, I have watched with interest the discussion around political correctness and holiday celebrations.

I find it hard to believe that I couldn’t finish reading them all; once I got to half way through the letter from Mr. Lowther I stopped.

Mr. Siebring, in his letter to the editor, made a statement which is not true and to which I object very strongly.

It seems that when they invented bureaucrats they forgot to give them common sense.

In response to Erwin MacDermid’s letter on Valley air quality my I point yet again to the big elephant in the room.

He infers we might be paying too much for our auto insurance. He cites the Fraser Institute.