Opinion

A deal that provided significant classroom improvements but didn't break the proverbial bank simply didn't exist - or at least that's what we were led to believe during the prolonged labour strife between B.C.

Editor: Re: Union leader should set example, letter to the editor, Sept. 12, and Settlement is inevitable, so let's not waste more time, Community Comment, Sept.

Editor: A senior Ladner woman found out to her horror that the handicap permit she had put on her car windshield when accompanying a friend on a short shopping trip to a Costco across the border was expired when a letter arrived from a traffic court

Editor: Re: Broken system is holding students in B.C. hostage, MLA's Report, Sept. 10 Normally, I agree with MLA Vicki Huntington on everything, but in this case I disagree with her in the strongest terms. Here's why: B.C.

There are a few things I've come to expect at my door from time to time. These include census takers, Girl Guides and kindly neighbours reminding me when I haven't closed the garage door.

The old adage about too much of a good thing had definitely taken hold so an end to the teachers' strike is most certainly welcomed.

Editor: Tsawwassenites are encouraged to attend the Cross Border Coalition to Stop the Radio Towers town hall meeting tonight at 7 p.m.

Editor: To critics of our teachers' current job action, please consider the following: The provincial government's efforts at rapid deficit reduction with insufficient regard for buffering the social consequences is one of the root causes of the curr

Editor: Re: Sun Devils cruise to Delta Challenge Cup win, Sept.

The labour strife between the provincial government and public school teachers is like no other.