It’s Friday, time for your thoughts on the stories of the week.  About the arena/entertainment complex being $35 million over budget and the mayor telling us not to worry about nickels and dimes, Bob writes to ask if maybe the mayor would like to throw in some of his own nickels and dimes.  About the provincial computer servers being down for days after fire water sprinklers got them all wet, many calls from people like Michel asking if no one has heard of Halon fire suppression technology.  About police going after the 100 worst drivers, Bill says it’s long overdue.  Cheryl wonders if they’ll arrest these guys, only to have a judge put them right back on the street.  Carmen says the $80,000 city parade balloon was a waste of money.  With all the wires across downtown streets, Carmen saw more scraping along the pavement than flying.  About the city looking at parking meters that can charge you more at certain times, Joy says driving is a privilege; and parking is a privilege for the well-to-do.  Tracy says the city would take the coins off the eyes of a dead man if they thought it was another revenue stream.  Let me know what you think and have a great week-end.

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