Opinion

Editor: I did not realize until I read the article about Southlands public hearing last week that the approval or disapproval of the proposal was coming down to a count of the number of people that spoke either for or against.

Editor: It was an interesting night at the Southlands public hearing. As housing developments go, the Century Group proposal may be one of the most generous and well crafted to be put forward by any developer in this province.

Last week, my husband was the same clean-shaven guy I married 17 years ago at a cheesy Reno theme motel.

Editor: I attended the Wednesday evening session of the Southlands public hearing last week.

Editor: I am adding my name to the list of those strongly objecting to the proposed radio towers on the Point Roberts/Tsawwassen border. We are already well served by broadcasters in our area. Cecilia Mavrow

Editor: I am writing to express my concern with the proposed 50,000 watt AM radio towers that KRPI 1550 (BBC) is planning to relocate from Ferndale to Point Roberts.

Editor: My children and I are the survivors of a fire on the night of Sept. 7 in Tsawwassen and we are sending out our heartfelt thanks to the community for all the assistance we have received.

Talk about sour grapes! I couldn't help but laugh when I heard that mayors throughout the region were voicing objections to the provincial government's decision to move forward with a replacement for the George Massey Tunnel.

Doug Reynolds - Editor: The Southlands proposal to build housing on peninsula, floodplain Boundary Bay land is alarmingly reckless and irresponsible.

Editor: Re: Trucker fined after crash, Nov. 1 Fines of $115 and $132 for being naive not knowing how big his rig is? That is a perfect example of the world-renowned unfair/lax Canadian laws.