Opinion

Re: Woman hit by train in Pemberton A warm grateful thank you to the Fire Rescue Crew and Dr. Fisher and his emergency team.

Through the recent writing and insights of a couple of better-known columnists, reading the tea leaves of Canadian politics in the spring of 2004 has begun to make a little more sense.

Although liquid cooling systems are not new to computers, Apple is the first major company to offer it as a standard feature on an over-the-counter model.

This letter was addressed to Paul Shakotko, manger of transportation for the RMOW Re: Turning Nancy Greene Drive bridge into one lane I am a long-time White Gold resident.

There has been no shortage of challenges facing British Columbia’s major industries in recent years. Tariffs, confrontations with environmentalists, consumer boycotts and changing markets have hit the forest industry hard.

I’m so proud. Last month I purchased a new Apple eMac with a few extra modifications – some extra RAM here, a SuperDrive there so I can burn DVDs, a larger hard drive.

Re: Whistler Must get a Grip When I read Teresa deSousa’s letter to the editor last week, I couldn’t help but feel that her comments were somewhat misconstrued.

With the big decision day still a few weeks away one of the most important policy documents — one that will have an impact on every citizen in this fair land — was released last week.

After watching his computer’s performance go from a run to a limp, a former roommate of mine did a quick scan of his system to see if maybe Spyware was the culprit.

Victoria Day long weekend – what a disgrace. As I was getting ready to submit my letter, I read in the Monday Province that Whistler had to call up an additional 30 police officers to handle the party crowd and one person was sent to hospital.