Opinion

Dear Editor: Re: Store owner defends selling Nazi trappings, The Record, Aug. 31. Pauly Benton is delusional if he truly believes that by selling Nazi memorabilia that he is helping to ensure that the Holocaust is never forgotten.

Dear Editor: It is time for the provincial New Democratic Party to come clean with the voters of this province and this city. Summer is over and the provincial election is less than a year away.

New Westminster no longer owns a building that's belonged to the city for more than six decades. Last July, the City of New Westminster invited proposals for the purchase and development of the land and building at 57 Sixth St.

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Dear Editor: Re: It's a win-win, The Record, Aug. 29. Coun. Bill Harper is touting this as the first city to sign a labour agreement which will extend over four years.

It's time to dust off that old clarinet you've been keeping since high school. The New Westminster and District Concert Band is looking for new members this fall, for its beginner, intermediate and senior levels.

Dear Editor: Re: This is one subject nobody wants to debate, The Record, Aug. 29. Your Aug. 29 opinion piece discusses the soaring cost of Canadian real estate.

Tenants of an apartment in the Brow of the Hill neighbourhood were woken by fire alarms and police pounding at their doors early last Wednesday morning. A shrub in front of an apartment in the 400 block of Ash Street was destroyed by fire.

Premier Christy Clark is "restructuring" her cabinet, but a more pressing challenge for her is finding enough credible candidates to carry her party's tarnished banner in the next election. And she's not the only leader facing this daunting task. B.

The Canadian Medical Association's recent call for better drug coverage for low-income households is one Canada should consider seriously, as much for economic reasons as for humanitarian ones.