Editorial Response to Inaccurate Claims on Gay Rights
Kim Sullivan responds to a June editorial by Oscar Correa, defending equal rights for gays and lesbians. She argues sexual orientation is not a defect, cites genetics and minority experiences, and urges extending rights to same sex partners. The letter frames LGBTQ individuals as part of every community and condemns hatemongering.
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Hockey Brings Canadians Together in Lively Banquet Reflection
Oscar Correa shares a personal Ontario to British Columbia move tale from St. Catharines to Prince George and Chetwynd. He recalls traffic, small town charm, minor league baseball, library staff, and a Northern Lights College End of Year Banquet. The Stanley Cup final on a banquet TV sparked national pride and a reminder of shared hockey spirit across communities.
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Oscar Responds to Kim on Gay Rights and Family Debate
A letter discusses the 10 percent figure on homosexuality, genetics versus sociology, and the idea that gay coupling can help participants. The author argues homosexuality is deviant yet condemns no lifestyle, claims financial benefits for homosexuals, but asserts the family unit remains essential and notes concerns about abuse influencing sexuality. Continued to pg. 11
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