Opinion

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.

Editor: Tomorrow will be exactly one year since my loving dog and best friend, Jordy, dug his way under the fence at my home in Ladner to escape the fireworks and ran terrified from my life.

Editor: Re: Coal dust within limits, Oct. 23 The ladies of Tsawwassen would like the testing commission to see their black window sills and grimy patios, and perhaps advise them how this fits in with acceptable coal dust guidelines.

Editor: Tuesday night we, and thousands of others, spent three hours in traffic trying to get home to Tsawwassen from Vancouver.