Opinion

I miss the old tabloid headlines. If you're a younger reader, you don't really recall this era in tabloid journalism, which pretty much faded out during the 1980s.

Dear Editor: As the horror of building an inevitable oil spill disaster in north-central B.C.

Dear Editor: Re: Hospital issues are ongoing, Letters to the editor, The Record, Jan. 6. If ever there was a case proving the NDP is synonymous with Big Labour, it's Judy Darcy.

The complexities of a debate over oil pipelines are enough to make you want to stick your head in the tar sand and pretend nothing is happening. If ever there were was a multi-faceted issue, it's this one. There's jobs versus the environment.

Aha! I think we now know a key source of NDP leader Adrian Dix's professed desire to bring a "modest" approach to governing.

Dear Editor: Re: Hospital issues are ongoing, Letters to the editor, The Record, by Judy Darcy, Jan. 6. New Westminster's recently appointed NDP candidate said in her letter last week: "what's happening at RCH is a symptom of a bigger problem.

Dear Editor: The crisis in the emergency room at Royal Columbian has received a great deal of publicity in the last few days, as it should. But the reality is that overflow in the ER is far from new.

Dear Editor: Although the editorials here will usually try to boost the NDP in a backhanded way, the article "Court system has its hands tied in B.C." (Our View, The Record, Dec.

An average Canadian took home just under $45,000 in earnings in 2010, according to a new report from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives. Meanwhile, our 100 most well-to-do compatriots banked an average of $8.

Dear Editor: I did have zero compassion for the "complainers" in the waterfront condos about the train horns. Not anymore - for I live at London and 20th and have no need to be warned of train movements at 3 a.m.