Opinion

Dear Editor: Re: District might bring lawyer to parent meeting, and Legal bills keep on rising for school district, The Record, May 4. Enough of the sanctimony, Trustee Ewen.

After more than a decade of fairly good relations, things are likely to get a bit ugly between the federal government and the B.C. government.

Perhaps she was just thinking out loud and the whole thing got away from her? Premier Christy Clark's suggestion to, as she said last week, "be considering and actively debating a name change in our party" has got to be the answer to every political

Dear Editor: Re: Outbreak closes two RCH wards, April 27, The Record. Royal Columbian Hospital seems to be taking some precautions against the C. difficile bacteria by isolating units, "super cleaning" and making the public aware of this contagion.

Dear Editor: At a time when most zoos are considering divesting themselves of elephants, the keepers at the New Westminster Zoo of a city council are now moving to create a new white one.

The teachers' union had best step back and think carefully before it writes its next move in stone. The union's decision to unnecessarily ramp up its war against Premier Christy Clark and the B.C.

"Risk is the ability to make good decisions that can move forward. Without risk, you go backwards." Bold or foolhardy? That is the question.

Dear Editor: In your front-page story (It's a deal: School funding approved) of Wednesday, April 18, it says: "the district will finally have a middle school for students on the west side of the city.

Dear Editor: On April 19, I attended a exciting and educational Vaisakhi assembly at Queensborough Middle School that was put on by the Punjabi teacher Mr. Deep Singh Sangra.

If B.C. politics were an amusement park, it would be safe to say the B.C. Liberals are frantically trying to hang on as they ride a rollercoaster with a lot of steep falls, while the NDP is content to take in the safe and sure pony ride. The B.C.