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Opinion: How language can turn down the temperature of heated climate change discourse

Opinion: How language can turn down the temperature of heated climate change discourse

Language is adaptive, self-balancing and evolves with environmental change. Understanding this may be the key to improving the conversation around climate change.
Letters: Reasons to conserve water

Letters: Reasons to conserve water

Just because it isn’t pouring out of our own taps doesn’t mean it’s “under-utilized.”
Letters: We should have a new bridge by now

Letters: We should have a new bridge by now

Instead the NDP recently spent lots of money putting lipstick on a pig
Letters: Nice to see the Ladner sign decorated

Letters: Nice to see the Ladner sign decorated

With all of the bad things happening in the world and locally these days that are beyond our personal control, it’s really nice to see the sign decorated.
Community Comment: Try your hand at growing your own food

Community Comment: Try your hand at growing your own food

In this climate it is easy to grow an abundance of herbs for drying and cooking all year round.
Goodman and Jagger: Time to return to predictable rental rate increases

Goodman and Jagger: Time to return to predictable rental rate increases

The B.C. NDP government has strayed from the traditional formula for rent increases
Jamie Stephen: Canada's greatest climate challenge and responsibility is our forests

Jamie Stephen: Canada's greatest climate challenge and responsibility is our forests

As the world gets hotter, the need for human intervention in forests goes up, not down, writes Jamie Stephen.
Letters: Thanks from the South Delta Food Bank

Letters: Thanks from the South Delta Food Bank

We continue to rely on your strong support to help those in need in South Delta.
Letters: Stop blaming the public for water shortfalls

Letters: Stop blaming the public for water shortfalls

It’s time to start harvesting our natural resources in a sustainable fashion and stop placing the onus on the public to cover the system’s shortcomings.
Suzanne Anton: We need to change the way decisions are made about our health

Suzanne Anton: We need to change the way decisions are made about our health

Too much power is invested in an unelected official, B.C.'s former attorney general argues
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