Opinion

Editor: B.C. teachers are totally into themselves with no regard to the damage they have done to the students and their parents. Establishing a food bank and giving out food vouchers after two days of strike shows how smart they really are.

After three years of hard work and dedication, students at Pinewood Elementary School in North Delta recently celebrated a hugely successful student-led fundraising campaign.

If only there were an off-ramp. I was talking to someone from East Ladner the other day about the new 80th Street exit on southbound Highway 99.

I'm caught in one of those strange time warp things again because it seems like just a few short weeks ago I was very happy to note that the days were getting longer.

Editor: Re: Random act of kindness leaves shoppers stunned & teary eyed, letter to the editor, June 11 After reading about an elderly woman's groceries being paid for in Thrifty Foods by a previous customer, I need to acknowledge my good fortune.

Editor: Me again, your social propriety gadfly. I've noticed my posts attract few responses - none, actually.

Editor: Re: MLA seeks assessment for railway expansion, June 13 I understand MLA Vicki Huntington's concerns around the Burlington Northern Santa Fe railway expansion in Delta, but the federal government has complete jurisdiction over this proposed p

Editor: Tsawwassen residents are encouraged to attend Delta council's meeting next Monday at 7 p.m. when municipal staff will present a status report on the radio towers proposed for Point Roberts.

With the warm summer weather you can have a cool refreshment on your patio without sacrificing your nutritional intake. I love green shakes. With the versatility of a blender I can make any smoothie combination my heart desires.

With the current labour dispute with the teachers, there has been a lot of talk about working conditions.