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Too may pipeline questions left unanswered

Too may pipeline questions left unanswered

A report from the federal commissioner of the environment last week points out once more the disturbing way Ottawa has failed to address legitimate concerns about B.C.'s pipeline proposals.
Politicians should step in to preserve history

Politicians should step in to preserve history

Dear Editor, Re: Chief Skugaid cut adrift by Larco, The Record, Feb. 22. Thanks for your interesting article. It would indeed be sad if a home cannot be found for this interesting piece of the Royal City history.
Vessel a great conversation starter

Vessel a great conversation starter

Dear Editor, Re: Chief Skugaid cut adrift by Larco, The Record, Feb. 22. Have you noticed the great conversations that have happened because of David Cobb and his historical Chief Skugaid? Everyone is fascinated by the boat.
B.C. voters ignoring Liberals' campaign

B.C. voters ignoring Liberals' campaign

The evidence is in: British Columbians have collectively hit the "off" switch to anything the B.C. Liberal government has to say. Nothing the B.C.
Find a home for Chief Skugaid

Find a home for Chief Skugaid

Dear Editor, Re: Chief Skugaid cut adrift by Larco, The Record, Feb. 22.
Much tut-tutting - but no rollback promise

Much tut-tutting - but no rollback promise

The proverbial ping-pong pundit game provided the usual fare after the Liberals tabled their budget. NDP operatives slammed the 2.6 per cent increase in health-care spending, insisting it was a cut.
Side benefits to initiative

Side benefits to initiative

Dear Editor: Re: Arts council looks to enhance streets, The Record, Feb. 15.
Former politician toes party line

Former politician toes party line

Dear Editor: Re: Unfair shot at NDP candidate, Letters, The Record, Feb. 13.
Costs too high for younger generation

Costs too high for younger generation

We all know housing prices have gone way up compared to a generation ago. This is especially true in B.C.'s Lower Mainland - now the most expensive place to live on the continent.
Money isn't the solution

Money isn't the solution

Dear Editor: British Columbians shouldn't be surprised the B.C. NDP's first campaign promise is to throw money at an issue to make it go away.