Opinion

It hasn't been a good month for Christy Clark. MLA Harry Bloy had to resign from yet another post, John van Dongen jumped ship taunting the media with promises of B.C.

As a pundit once said, "There's justice and then there's the law.

I once had occasion to speak with a fellow parent about how much teachers make and how absurd their pension plan is.

Dear Editor: Re: Queen's Park grabs residents' attention, The Record, March 16.

Dear Editor: Re: Lost river view irks city resident, The Record, March 28.

Dear Editor: B.C. is too broke to meet its obligations to properly fund education, health care, the court system, the ferries and many other vital services, but it isn't because of a world recession or plain bad luck.

Dear Editor: Re: Relocate station turnstiles, Letters to the editor, The Record, March 23. In contrast to Martha Szczepulski, I do not think that turnstiles at SkyTrain stations are a good idea.

Dear Editor: I would like to thank community members and New Westminster teachers who have documented their concerns and ideas on how to improve May Day.

Dear Editor: It is now clear that New Westminster is being run by developers and unions, particularly when you compare the disclosure statements of the mayoral candidates. Not only did Mr. Wright spend three times as much as Mr.

Legalizing brothels. It's one issue that, excuse the term, brings together strange bedfellows. The religious fundamentalists - in fact even religious moderates - decry the growing support of what they term "immoral" behaviour.