Opinion

Dear Editor: The Problem: Too many people in our beautiful city don't have enough to eat.

Dear Editor: Re: Wait For Me, Daddy statue sends the wrong message, Letters to the editor, The Record, Oct. 8. The letter you recently published condemning the Wait for Me Daddy sculpture as "war profiteering" is misconceived.

Dear Editor: The unveiling and dedication of the Wait For Me Daddy memorial on Oct. 4 was a moving and unforgettable experience. It was a privilege and honour to participate as one of the two veterans of the B.C.

Dear Editor: Thank you so much for the amazing articles on the history of lacrosse and its players. I really did not realize so many talented athletes of lacrosse actually resided in our community and have gone on to be accomplished professionals.

A sneak preview of what to expect in the next provincial election campaign was on full public display at the legislature last week - and both the Opposition and the government came away feeling pretty good about their respective performances.

Imagine you or a loved one has just been diagnosed with a potentially fatal disease. Then imagine your amazement to learn that a new drug being touted as "revolutionary" and a "miracle cure" could eradicate that disease. So far, so good.

Dear Editor: Re: Wait For Me, Daddy statue sends the wrong message, Letters to the editor, The Record, Oct. 8. Once again, someone has taken history and put a revisionist (i.e. - a reconsideration of accepted truths) spin on it.

Dear Editor: Re: Wait for Me, Daddy statue sends the wrong message, Letters to the editor, The Record, Oct. 8. I also have a confession to make, I really like the Wait For Me, Daddy monument.

Dear Editor: As the civic election draws near, we appreciate your coverage of the candidates, particularly those new people that we don't know much about.

Dear Editor: Members of the NWEP applaud the community organizations and individuals who have recently taken the drastic step of seeking judicial review of project approval. On Aug.