Opinion

Dear Editor: Re: Not much difference between parties, Column, The Record, April 17.

Dear Editor: Where to begin is difficult with so many negatives! When I saw these huge signs going up at the bridges, the first thing I thought was: what are they thinking? We are being told not to use our cell phone while driving but looking at a hu

Dear Editor: There is already a small toll on every bridge and road. It's called taxes. With the new public-private partnership bridges, we pay both tax and tolls. At 2.

Dear Editor: Having followed the story of the Chief Skugaid for the last few months, I was neutral to its plight at first.

Dear Editor: I'm a resident of Queensborough. I drive on the Queensborough Bridge every single day. I don't feel like the new digital billboard is a distraction at all. I love the fact that the city is looking for new ideas to "upgrade" our town.

My overall mental health got a boost last week while I was on vacation. I moved, which meant that for six days, I had neither cable television nor Internet, or email access of any kind.

Dear Editor: Re: No point to coal petition, Letters to the editor, The Record, April 17. A reading of Reg Nordman's letter brought to mind that oft used expression "mind over matter" - but not in the traditional sense.

It always seems so utterly incomprehensible. How a human being can deliberately seek to injure innocent children, mothers, fathers, sisters and brothers. Whether the destruction is wrought with homemade bombs or manufactured assault rifles.

Dear Editor: Re: New Westminster resident launches No Coal petition, The Record, April 12. We have the right to protest. But it seems peculiar that, with an election looming, here comes a perfect political protest.

Dear Editor: Re: City says Chief Skugaid has to ship out, The Record, April 12. As indicated in your recent report, I was reserving comment on the series of events that transpired immediately prior to my initial response to same.