Opinion

Dear Editor: A letter to James Crosty: I believe many people are disenchanted with elections for the exact reason that people running for public office choose to go on a negative attack on the competition instead of presenting a positive position on

Dear Editor: In response to the announcement that he will be challenged for the mayor's office, as quoted in the recent news article, it is unclear if Wayne Wright truly has an appalling homophobic attitude or, if not, his base comments are a reflect

Dear Editor: If Mr. Wright sees himself as a visionary, he may need to have his eyes tested. While he sets his sights on big projects using our tax dollars, we are tripping over treacherous sidewalks and damaging our cars on potholes.

Dear Editor: Re: Who is this Crosty fellow?, Letters to the edior, The Record, Sept. 16. When I read this letter in The Record last week, I started to laugh out loud.

An error does not become truth by reason of multiplied propagation, nor does truth become error because nobody sees it.

DEAR EDITOR: I have made no secret of my support for Mayor Wayne Wright during his original campaign or his successful three terms as mayor of New Westminster. Mayor Wright has the track record of success while his challenger, Mr.

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Dear Editor: Re: Wright defends himself, The Record, Sept. 14 The opening salvo in the mayor's "war of words" in the civic election campaign appeared to remind us of the Greek writer/poet Aeschylus who said, "In war, truth is the first casualty.

Dear Editor: Re: Who's the asteroid, who's the star?, The Record, Sept. 16 If Mr. Wright sees himself as a visionary, he may need to have his eyes tested.

Dear Editor: An open letter to James Crosty: I believe many people are disenchanted with elections for the exact reason that people running for public office choose to go on a negative attack on the competition instead of presenting a positive positi