Opinion

Several years ago pundits were predicting the demise of Remembrance Day ceremonies. Yes, they would still exist, but they would be much smaller ceremonies with fewer participants, and, of course, fewer veterans. Fortunately, the pundits were wrong.

None of us born in the years since the Second World War ended are ever likely to see such dark days.

Dear Editor: On behalf of Burnaby Mountain Secondary School's Global Awareness Initiative Network, I would like to thank the residents of Lower Sapperton for their amazing support and generosity towards our We Scare Hunger Campaign.

Dear Editor: Re: Pooches need room to roam. The Record, Oct. 12 That spaniel-Chihuahua cross, Indio, is gorgeous. We live near Moody Park in a building with a no-pet policy. I'd be happy with a fenced off-leash area in Moody Park.

The B.C. Liberals are once again showing that the longer a party remains in power, the more it attempts to avoid accountability and transparency.

Dear Editor, Re: Clarifying board's motion, Letters, The Record, Oct. 31. Well, not much has changed at the New Westminster school district since last November's election.

Dear Editor: Re: Dodge the media: new take, old game, Pat Tracy's column, The Record, Nov. 2. I agree with your article outlining the current game that interviewers and interviewees play with one caveat as to why it is so prevalent.

It happened again. I heard another tunnel being dug by those who should know better. The scraping sound of shovels as newsmakers burrow beneath the surface, and then pull the grass over the hole behind them.

Dear Editor: Re: Legalization not the answer, Letters to the Editor, The Record, Oct. 10. I respect Mr. Wormald's opinion but I think it is quite uninformed. Legalization is the only answer.

DEAR EDITOR: Re: Pooches need room to roam, The Record, Oct. 12. As a former dog walker, and frequent visitor to Moody Park, I feel that the city would be making a huge mistake.