Opinion

DEAR EDITOR: Re: Who wins with HST?, Letters to the editor, The Record, July 13. Mr. Puchmayr demonstrates an appalling lack of knowledge as to the source of the money that pays for all the government programs like health care and education.

After two years of heated debate, many British Columbians are still confused about how to vote in the current mail-in referendum on the HST.

An open letter to Premier Christy Clark: Our society, Delta Kappa Gamma Society International, Women Educators of British Columbia, requests that you take steps as part of your caring for children and families initiatives to further limit availabilit

Dear Editor: The other night, I took my 11-and-a-half-year-old son, Jamiroquai (JQ) and his friend, Liam, to Fitness New West, at the community centre beside Canada Games Pool. It is a mini road trip for us, as we live in White Rock.

Dear Editor: As the students of New Westminster School District are off enjoying the summer break, CUPE members feel it's time to reflect on the past year and prepare for September.

Dear Editor: Re: All royal, all the time, this week in Canada, Our View, The Record, July 6.

DEAR EDITOR: While reading Judy Darcy's letter in your July 8 edition (re: HST bad for business, Letters to the Editor, The Record) I was struck not by her letter's blatant inaccuracies and misleading statements about the HST, but rather by who Judy

We all have handicaps. Not a one of us is perfect. Some handicaps are more obvious than others, and some handicaps make life more difficult than others. For most of us, our handicaps are relatively minor.

Dear Editor: Re: Keith Baldrey's In The House column of July 13.

Dear Editor: I was surprised to read Judy Darcy's letter where she implies that small businesses are against the HST (re: HST bad for small business, Letter to the Editor, The Record, July 8.) This is the complete opposite of my own experience.