Letters

Would a parent be delighted if their child had a grade average of 29 per cent?

The election “results” are not yet final, but there is a lot to learn from the process.

Prime Minister Trudeau has garnered global praise for proclaiming he is a feminist. In this far-from-perfect world there are countless reactionary men, including the president of the USA and the president of Russia, who believe a male feminist must be a wuss, a wimp who can be bullied.

I have publicly criticized the health ministry on numerous occasions over the last three years concerning senior care in B.C. And I have encouraged everyone to raise their voices against senior neglect to a ministry that appeared to have little concern for their welfare. As eager as I was to condemn, I will now, with great pleasure, give credit to Terry Lake for acknowledging our concerns in several ways.

Methane gas emissions based on recent studies are 2.5 times higher than what the government is telling us.

The actions of the BC Liberals since 2002 prove that Greg Kyllo’s polished statements on environmental integrity are dishonest and misleading.

Our BC Liberals are constantly telling us what a great job of looking after provincial affairs they are doing. And they were spending our tax dollars to do so.

Canadians must truly love being taxed. How else do you explain our collective silence every time our government contemplates a new tax on some commodity.

I had the misfortune to sit through an election meeting at Blind Bay on April 29.

John Horgan and the NDP have announced campaign promise proposals of freezing ferry rates, allowing seniors, age 65 and over to travel free on ferries on Mondays to Thursdays, freezing hydro rates, and freezing ICBC rates.