Opinion

Dear Editor: Re: New Westminster pastor behind anti-transgender rights posters.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has decided not to go through with one of his campaign promises, and we should all breathe a sigh of relief. Trudeau will not arbitrarily reform the federal electoral system.

When the first words I thought of typing were “Dude, you suck,” I realized that I seem to be taking this whole electoral reform issue rather personally. I so want to be proud of my prime minister right now. I want to be proud of my country.

It only received scant media attention, but the speech recently given by NDP leader John Horgan on climate change could prove to be a groundbreaking moment for his party and for B.C. politics as a whole.

Dear Editor: I very much hope these words are heard by all who also are interested in and serious about wanting to help preserve and protect our oceans, and the animals and mammals who live there.

Dear Editor: The Arenex is insured.

‘Perception is reality.’ The saying seemed to be everywhere 10 years ago. It meant, for example, that if someone perceived you to be a smart person, even if you weren’t, what mattered is that they thought you were a smart person.

Dear Editor I recently read the story about the man whose parcel was left at his front door by Canada Post and a woman on the street saw it and stole it. I had a similar experience.

Dear Editor The New Westminster sidewalks are finally getting cleared, however, a select few homes are just doing the minimum clearing, which is causing more danger for people who don’t walk or those with small babies and need to use a stroller.

It was an easy prediction. We knew Christy Clark was going to raise the homeowner’s grant ceiling – the only question was by how much.