Opinion

Dear Editor: I have been meaning to contact the newspaper for months regarding litter. I suggest a concerted campaign to raise everyone’s awareness.

Dear Editor: Fifty years ago I dropped Economics 100 after only three classes — I could see it was no place for me. Also I have not done my own taxes for 45 years.

Dear Editor: This year there have been many news reports of pedestrians being hit or killed by cars. As a driver, cyclist and pedestrian, I am certainly seeing drivers not obeying basic rules of the Motor Vehicle Act.

The only thing we are certain about Iraq and Syria is that Canadian Forces will be there for a while. That news comes after the prime minister stood in Parliament this week and announced plans for an extension of the mission.

OK, young adults — I’m speaking directly to you now. I have an important call-to-action for you that will effect your future happiness.

Dear Editor: Re: A Step Up , March 13 editorial. Raising a family isn’t easy. As British Columbians, we all come from different places in life, and we all face different obstacles that we have to overcome.

Dear Editor: Besides the claims and counter-claims by Yes and No sides in the upcoming Lower Mainland vote, much anger has been directed at the “appointed TransLink board of directors.

The Low Level Road project is finally complete.

As Metro Vancouver draws closer to its upcoming transit referendum, differences in opinion continue to grow.

The biggest part of the BC Liberals’ seemingly never-ending overhaul of the province’s liquor laws is finally in sight and it’s unclear what kind of impact it will have on consumers.