Opinion

A Royal City resident is questioning whether everyone working on the city's future civic centre is earning the living wage. On Jan.

Dear Editor: I was recently taken aback by the comments made in a recent letter to the editor entitled "How about some common sense," published Jan. 25.

Dear Editor: For trying to defend the life-giving environment, my prime minister has labelled me a threat to national security.

Dear Editor: I read with great interest the article written by Theresa McManus entitled "Cities crack down on little league signs" in the Jan. 25 edition of The Record.

Dear Editor: John Unger, in his letter in the Jan. 25 edition of The Record (How about some common sense?) is making it very clear he is among those men who believe a woman is to blame if she makes herself vulnerable.

New Westminster man leads young people in cross-Canada campaign to fight cancer

It has become a common refrain spoken, once in jest, by baby boomers and those who once hoped for early retirement: Freedom 55 became Freedom 75 and now, Freedom 85? Well, the prime minister has added a whole new layer of economic fear to many senior

In response to concerns from some parents that the district's waiver and consent field trip forms are too heavy-handed, the New Westminster school district is putting out a new draft form for public consultation.

Dear Editor: There was an article that my friend showed me on the issue of the parkade conundrum. Part of the article was a comment by Coun. Jonathan Cote regarding Front Street.

Dear Editor: I am concerned about the lack of investigation into the study habits of the students who claim that a certain math teacher at NWSS "gives out" too many failing grades.