Opinion

After decades of sniggers about it being “high time” to legalize marijuana, and winks about 4/20 celebrations, the world of weed is ditching the jokes about reefer madness and going mainstream.

It is telling that the words “Kinder Morgan” and “pipeline” were not contained in this week’s Throne Speech, an indication perhaps that the B.C. NDP government is trying to cool down emotions on the pipeline issue.

Dear Editor: In a modern urban “society” the smell of smoke should be deemed an emergency and the fire brigade be alarmed with haste.

Dear Editor: Your correspondent B. Kendall takes offence at a farce about nuns and wine .

Dear Editor: Re: Play, ad are offensive , Letters to the Editor, the Record , Feb. 1. To B. Kendall: Vagabond Players, nor the poster designer, had any intention of offending anyone. The wine in the play is not sacramental wine.

Everyone, from social media experts to police, is urging us to be vigilant in our use of the internet and to make sure our kids are safe.

Things are finally going to start to get real in B.C. politics. Now that the B.C.

Dear Editor: An open letter to Mayor Jonathan Cote and members of council, My name is Stephanie Clark, I am 35 years old, have lived in New Westminster my entire life, and now I think I have to move.

Dear Editor: Regrettably, our new NDP government has decided to build Site C, in spite of the reasons not to, both scientific and otherwise. In my opinion, it has shown a lack of vision for now and the future.

Dear Editor: Your Jan. 25 article in the Entertainment section (page 26) – ‘Laugh-out-loud’ farce opens at Legge Theatre – outlines a comedy in which two nuns “secretly” make wine to keep the convent open.