Opinion

Dear Editor: I recently received a telephone call from an opinion polling company on the subject of the upcoming federal election.

School’s now out for the summer. But not before the province delivered some end-of-term lessons in where its values lay.

The looming federal election is already shaping up to be one of the most intriguing, interesting and historical contests in decades.

Dear Editor: It is heartwarming, bringing tears to my eyes, to read such an article as I read this morning en route to work: Dodging Logs and Chasing Dreams (June 21), the inspiring story about Andy White overcoming obstacles in order to fulfill his

Dear Editor: I was and am again the “human in charge” of Pi, the blue budgie featured in your break-out budgie story in the (June 17) edition. Pi made a dash for the door as I was opening it and he flew into the Seymour River forest May 31.

Alberta’s newly minted NDP Premier Rachel Notley has passed her first piece of legislation — a bill that will halt donations from unions and corporations.

Dear Editor: Re: Dumb & Dumber , June 17 Viewpoint A very disrespectful headline in reference to the idea that Surrey Mayor Linda Hepner’s idea of forcing gangsters who don’t co-operate with police to pay their own medical bills.

Dear Editor: Re: Affordable Housing issue Aired at Public Hearing , June 19 news story Lynn Valley has been my home most of my life — from the decrepit 2931 Mountain Hwy.

“This office is going to make a difference for B.C. families by making sure local governments are maximizing (value for) taxpayers’ hard-earned dollars…the bottom line is that it’s about accountability to taxpayers.

Dear Editor: Your recent editorial (Worth Addressing, June 12) echoed the now common complaints about our Senators’ spending habits and their sense of entitlement after an audit turned up less than $1 million in questionable expenses — not even a dec