Opinion

Dear Editor: Re: City loses longtime biz owner, The Record, Aug. 17. Thank you so much for the article about the passing of Doug Pavan. He was such a good person, businessman and kind friend.

Dear Editor: Let's face the facts. If the nine-storey office tower is built on top of the city's civic centre, chances are this tower will remain city's responsibility indefinitely.

The bolt-from-the-blue announcement by newspaper mogul David Black that he wants to build a $13-billion oil refinery near Kitimat may be hailed by some as a "game changer" for the proposed Enbridge pipeline project, but a more accurate description ma

Dear Editor: Re: Creating beauty in the garden, July 4, and Grateful for local gardener, Letters to the editor, July 11, The Record. It is great that people acknowledge the efforts of our city gardeners.

The feeling surging through most British Columbians' blood today should seem familiar. It's a lot like road rage, albeit inspired by those who insure cars, not those who drive them.

As summer vacations come to an end, and we begin to look forward to the fall, it is a good time to start thinking about how to best protect ourselves and our loved ones from illnesses like influenza.

Monday was a special day in the Royal City. Queen's Park resident and hometown NHL hero Bill Ranford had his day with the Stanley Cup (see page 3 for our coverage of the visit).

Dear Editor: Re: Private vs public health debate on, The Record, July 25. Mr. Baldrey writes that there is "no compelling evidence" that private clinics have inflicted harm on the public system.

Dear Editor: Re: Cook's remarks hypocritical, Letters to the Editor, The Record, Aug.8, 2012. I feel it necessary to comment on New Westminster city councillor Chuck Puchmayr's political rant regarding my comments to reporter Niki Hope.

It's nice to see Prime Minister Stephen Harper standing up for science. Like a solar eclipse, it happens only a few times a year. Harper said he's going to stay out of the Northern Gateway oil pipeline issue.