Opinion

Dear Editor;

Dear Editor;

Watching the revolution in Egypt unfold leading to the resignation of Mubarak made me realize just how apathetic Canadians have become. Our country is supposed to be a democracy, something that seems to be harder and harder to see as the years go by.

Dear Editor;

I live in a small town. Not because I have to, but because I want to. Small town living comes with luxuries some people from larger communities will never understand.

To the Editor:

Dear Editor:

Dear Editor;

No one knows how things will turn out in Tunisia now that the people have forced their president to resign. There is unrest in Yemen, Jordan, Syria, Iran, and protests planned across the Middle East.

There are a few times in a person’s lifetime that they come across someone who is truly despicable. Sometimes this repulsion is a universal feeling of disrespect, distrust, disdain and discontent. Such is the case for the Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak. After 30 years of dictatorship rule, the Egyptian people have had enough.