Opinion

Editor: I vacationed in Lebanon for a week in mid-January. To my surprise, I found the country to be perfectly safe.

I'm betting the person that came up with the idea must be a legend in the world of civic engineering.

When I wrote earlier this month, I stated the following with regard to personal debt levels in Canada: "There is regular bemoaning of the fact that personal debt as a percentage of personal income is at an alltime high and an increase in rates is ine

Editor: It would seem that Delta's new program to put unwrapped, messy, stinky kitchen waste directly into garbage cans has managed to accomplish two things: drive up garbage collection costs and attract rats, raccoons - and politicians.

Editor: For the past three weeks I have had to make several emergency trips to our Delta Hospital to stop a severe problem I developed for the first time in my life. We seem to constantly hear negative comments about our health system in general.

Editor: Re: Blue Dot request gets rather cool reception, Jan. 16 I was shocked and disappointed to read the comments attributed to Coun. Robert Campbell concerning David Suzuki and his Blue Dot campaign.

Editor: Re: Transit solution is right in front of MLA, letter to the editor, Jan. 21 It is interesting to note that Lori Mayhew correctly states that we are seeing bus service cuts.

Editor: Re: Unplug on Family Literacy Day, Jan. 16 I want to commend the Delta Community Literacy Committee for encouraging us to mark Family Literacy Day by unplugging for an hour to play and read together.

Editor: Re: January bills offer reminder to teach kids about money, Community Comment, Jan.

How well do we know our neighbours? And what value do we place on them? I'm wrestling with these thoughts as our neighbourhood and community changes. There are always reasons for change.