Opinion

Editor: We are students at High Hopes Preschool at Hawthorne Park in Ladner. All of us, as concerned citizens, are discussing Delta's recycling program.

Yesterday, the democratic process took place and, by all accounts, 85 MLAs were elected to the legislature in Victoria. (I can't tell you who they are; my deadline for this article was Monday!) I spent election day working for Elections B.C.

Editor: I wanted to add something regarding the contentious Southlands proposal. I moved to beautiful Tsawwassen in 2012. I came from Coquitlam.

Editor: Re: Totem coming down, May 1 I am 10 years old and I saw in the paper that the totem pole outside the museum is coming down.

Editor: On Sunday, April 28 while visiting Delta on vacation from Winnipeg, I lost my wallet containing a substantial amount of money and my passport. I felt ill.

Editor: Re: Animals in new home as shelter now open, May 8 The good news is a new animal shelter has opened in Delta, and thus there'll be a greater amount of space for unwanted animals, almost entirely abandoned or feral felines.

Editor: Re: DTA wants to put an end to public education cuts, letter to the editor, April 26 As an overburdened B.C.

By the time an election campaign has come and gone, most voters have had their fill of rhetoric.

Editor: There will always be farmland without "our" farmers if developers are allowed to buy the land and hold it until such time as they feel the government of the day, whether at the municipal or provincial level, will allow agricultural land to be

Editor: It would appear Bruce McDonald is touting building a new crossing. Well, the North Shore has been touting a new crossing since the 1950s. Empty promises before an election won't convince the I've-heard-that-before voters. Fay Anderson