Opinion

Dear Editor, In your Nov. 13 edition, Mr. Ken Pawlachuk wrote a letter to the editor discussing the recent controversy in Flin Flon surrounding the cabin areas between Flin Flon and Cranberry Portage. Close to the end of his letter, Mr.

Dear Editor, Children and youth are the future of this province, and all levels of government have the duty to recognize the future leaders of this province need to be treated with respect.

Dear Editor, I would like to publicly thank Dr. P. Kucparic for his dedicated service to the people of Flin Flon and beyond.

Trevor Miller When I took my son to the hospital with what turned out to be a minor infection easily handled with antibiotics, the ER doctor took one look and decided that surgery or a painful procedure were the only viable options.

Many years ago, on one warm summer evening while walking down the streets of Flin Flon, my nose caught the fragrance of a blossoming linden tree.

It’s two o’clock in the morning and as you groggily reach over to pick up the ringing phone, it hits you that this can’t be a welcome call. It’s a 911 operator calling. She just got word of a structural fire at cottage country outside Flin Flon.

The Snow Lake Emergency Fund (SLEF) has been around for close to three decades and is still one of the most misunderstood groups or endowments within Snow Lake.

Dear Editor, On behalf of Branch No. 73 of the Royal Canadian Legion, we wish to convey our appreciation to all those who participated in our annual Remembrance Day Parade on Monday past. A very cold day did not deter another great turnout.

W ith a growing population and expanding economy, Manitoba is running out of electricity. Within a decade, we will need new power to meet the needs of families and businesses.

C onversation re: Regional Service Fees and Fire Protection for Cottage Owners.