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LETTERS: Fix driving laws

LETTERS: Fix driving laws

Editor: My heart goes out to the family, friends and community that were blessed to know Olivia Malcom.
LETTERS: Welcome these women

LETTERS: Welcome these women

Editor: I don’t think the 2,000 people who signed the petition against the proposed modular housing project on Ewen Avenue know what a “community” is. My family moved here in 1998.
OUR VIEW: Pro tip: Read the entire ballot before voting

OUR VIEW: Pro tip: Read the entire ballot before voting

A common issue with journalists is that readers will complain about a story based on a headline or after only reading the first two paragraphs.
BLOGS: Don't let political correctness ruin Father's Day

BLOGS: Don't let political correctness ruin Father's Day

Throughout my lifetime, I’ve experienced Father’s Day in many ways. I’ve lived years with a single mother and the absence of a regular father figure.
OPINION: Who's really calling the shots in Victoria?

OPINION: Who's really calling the shots in Victoria?

As they enter the second year of an agreement that keeps the current government in power, it’s worth checking to see how that deal has played out in terms of which party is really calling the shots in the B.C. legislature.
LETTERS: Fentanyl is a chameleon

LETTERS: Fentanyl is a chameleon

Editor: Re: Our View: Remind grads there’s no such thing as 'good' drugs , Record , May 23. I wanted to take a few moments to thank you for your opinion piece and keeping the conversation alive about this very serious issue.
LETTERS: Renoviction rules too late for some in New Westminster

LETTERS: Renoviction rules too late for some in New Westminster

Editor: Add my building to the growing list of New West apartments being renovicted. A new owner, Rental Properties Ltd., took ownership of 311 Ash St. two weeks ago … (then) distributed letters to all the suites.
LETTERS: British Columbia should vote for proportional representation

LETTERS: British Columbia should vote for proportional representation

Editor: To all Canadian citizens and, in specific, British Columbians, democracy is a delicate balance of freedoms, laws and responsibilities. We have an opportunity in the upcoming fall election cycle to vote.
LETTERS: Not up to New Westminster merchants to clean up after smokers at parklet

LETTERS: Not up to New Westminster merchants to clean up after smokers at parklet

Editor: Just read the letter regarding smoking at the Belmont Street parklet. I agree, it has turned into a giant ashtray, but it shouldn’t be up to the merchants in the area to clean it up (unless their staff is contributing to the mess).
LETTERS: New Westminster pool doesn't need a lazy river

LETTERS: New Westminster pool doesn't need a lazy river

Editor: With the replacement of the aging competitive legacy known as the Canada Games Pool comes the debate over lazy rivers as a swimming option. Warm water pools for playing and learning are most definitely needed.