Opinion

When was the last time you took a stroll through Ladner Village or down 56th St.

In order to avoid contracting and spreading COVID-19 we have been asked to use our common sense. Whether it’s our behaviour in private or public, “Common sense should guide us”, says provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry.

Editor: To the person who berated a gentleman at the range at the Tsawwassen Golf Course with racial comments, sir, I hope you have thought about your unacceptable cowardly behaviour (waiting with your comments until everybody had left) and offer a p

Editor: With disappointment, I write to express my dismay at Mayor and Council's decision to approve a 40-unit condominium complex development on Hunter Road in Tsawwassen.

Editor: Almost daily now we are hearing, and seeing, news stories about our lonely and isolated seniors living in long-term care.

Around this time, people are getting excited for the Holidays. Lights are going up, the shops have all their decorations in place, malls are filling up with people buying gifts. Not so much this year. For now, it’s stay home as much as you can.

A letter from Raj Singh Toor whose grandfather Baba Puran Singh Janetpura was on the chartered ship Komagata Maru that was denied entry into the Port of Vancouver in 1914.

Dear Editor: It is no wonder people are feeling depressed just now. Back in March-April during our initial lockdown, we had the feeling that if we all cooperated, we’d knock the stuffing out of this virus.

Editor: Re: Deltans in awe of snow geese sightings Winter in British Columbia signals the returns of millions of migrating birds to our province. This year's return of an estimated 200,000-plus Lesser snow geese to the Fraser Delta highlights B.C.