Opinion

Editor: I have been reading with interest the various letters concerning the proposed KRPI radio towers in Point Roberts. In this regard I recently wrote a letter to federal Industry Minister James Moore as requested by one of your correspondents.

Editor: Three years ago my wife and I were involved in a serious rear-end accident in the George Massey Tunnel. Three vehicles were written off that day and we suffered injuries, including broken bones and a head injury to myself.

Editor: Despite propaganda from the province about how it's helping young farmers, the Agricultural Land Reserve in northern B.C. has been gutted. Consider the new act: 4.

Editor: How can I stop a bridge from being built? It's only me against the government, and they say the bridge is going to be built whether I like it or not. No town hall meetings, no referendums, no polls, nothing. But they're going to build it.

The number is so startling, so glaringly obvious that it would seem inconceivable for the powers that be not to take action.

There are lots of herons in Ladner, some more likable than others. In the latter category is the one who sits on top of my roof and oozes his mark all along the top and side of the house.

The B.C. government is trying to fix something that isn't broken - and it's making a mess in the process. Cities and towns in B.C.

Editor: Hospice Cottage Charity Shoppe in Tsawwassen is concerned that people dropping off donations could receive costly fines if goods are left outside the closed fence.

Editor: Re: District defends Southlands stance, March 26 I am infuriated with the letter that Delta school board chair Laura Dixon wrote to Metro Vancouver endorsing the Southlands application.

Editor: Re: Classes bulge with students needing extra support, March 26 I'm writing in response to the article that discussed class composition challenges in the Delta school district.