Opinion

For a woman who campaigned hard (twice) for a seat in the B.C. legislature, Premier Christy Clark sure doesn't seem to like the place very much.

The latest twist in the teachers' dispute is starting to remind us of one of those old cartoons where someone is staring up the wrong end of the barrel of a rifle and snickering, "I've got you right where I want you.

Dear Editor: I read with interest the proposal and various letters about the Whitecaps' USL team and the stadium at Queen's Park.

Dear Editor: I have been following the Whitecaps USL proposal very closely. Being a lifelong sports fan, I was initially excited at the thought of our city getting another sports team.

There's no doubt that emotions are running high in the teachers' contract dispute, so it is perhaps not surprising that all kinds of people are trying to whip up enthusiasm getting recall campaigns organized against B.C. Liberal MLAs.

It's a common scenario. You open up your monthly bill, grimace at the charges, and then insult is met with injury - the company is charging you a fee for sending your bill by mail.

Dear Editor: As a resident of New Westminster I am not against a soccer stadium, but I cannot support a proposal to put the Whitecaps stadium in the middle of Queen's Park, a non-commercial parkland and residential area with little public transportat

Dear Editor: I am addressing my comments to all taxpayers, sports fans and park users in the City of New Westminster.

I'm sure you've heard a lot of public outcry regarding the whole Queen's Park Stadium renovation proposal. I wish to lend my voice to the side in favour of this expediting of the city's plans for Vancouver Whitecaps FC.

Dear Editor: Re: Ports do not decide trade, Letters to the editor, The Record, Aug. 28. No amount of spin by Mr.