Opinion

Editor: Re: Sale of farmed salmon prompts public forum, May 2 I must have missed the election that appointed John Stevens and Bob Ages the new judge and jury on what a merchant can sell in his place of business in Ladner as long as it legal to do so.

Editor: While walking in our neighbourhood I ventured upon a most unusual scene. To my surprise and delight, an RCMP constable in full uniform and regalia was busily cutting our neighbour Joe White's lawn.

Editor: Hi there, me again, your local social propriety gadfly (my last post was about cellphone etiquette). I spend a lot of time in public places (transit, pubs, coffee shops, restaurants, etc.

The public hearing on the Southlands proposal began May 1.

Editor: Some things simply have to be shared. I was finally able to let go of the jewelry box that belonged to my mother. It was a simple round box that contained some simple trinkets.

Editor: RE: MLA questions provincial role in FSD coal proposal, May 2 I understand the frustration expressed by MLA Vicki Huntington; however, the fact is Canada's constitution gives the federal government control over ports and rail.

Editor: I'm a senior telecom executive employed in the industry for over 35 years. With more than a cursory knowledge of FCC and Industry Canada regulations, I've reviewed the documentation on KRPI and find the evidence more than a little unusual.

If you can just wait eight more years, your commute across the Fraser River will improve dramatically.

Editor: I write to you as a lifelong resident of Tsawwassen. Our Delf family, all three generations, believes the Southlands development proposal is a positive move for Delta and its residents.

Editor: Re: Railing against MP won't solve radio towers issue, letter to the editor, April 25 Is Bob Orrick on the payroll of Kerry-Lynne Findlay and/or James Moore? I can't think of another reason to defend either of them.