Opinion

There has been much discussion of late as to whose responsibility it is to feed our children. Given the fact that one in five children in B.C.

Dear Editor: I was wondering why we get stuck here in B.C. with all the crap. The U.S.A. brings their stinking, noisy trains here, smoking howling, worn-out engines, shaking and vibrating junk.

Dear Editor: Business Improvement Associations: The good, the bad, the ugly! As a businessman I've paid little to no attention to BIAs. For starters, I'm in business to make money. My efforts to satisfy customers are fiscally motivated.

First there was the downtown fire destroying small businesses last October, and then came the fire last Friday razing an entire apartment building in the city.

Re: Uptown plan raises too many questions, In My Opinion, The Record, Jan. 31. It is unfortunate that in his recent opinion piece in this newspaper, Mr.

Dear Editor: Thank you for facilitating the discussion on laneway houses in our fine city. I too am fully supportive of this initiative for the following reasons: 1. Precedent: It is already occurring in our area.

Of all the many controversies that have dogged the B.C. Liberals during their near-13 years in power, few match their inept, wrongheaded and, in the end, illegal actions against two public sector unions.

Premier Christy Clark says she's open to reconsidering the fall date for a referendum on TransLink. No wonder. Most of the mayors in the region are steadfast against holding the referendum.

Dear Editor: It is often said that a large city can be a cold and unfeeling place.

Dear Editor: Re: Behind closed doors?, The Record, Jan. 10. After reading this article, it was confirmed to me that favours are done for developers in this municipality.