Opinion

Editor: I operate a business in Delta that depends upon good road infrastructure for its existence. This company employs many Delta residents.

I haven't seen this many winners from a single event since one of those politically correct sports days that have become the norm at elementary schools these days.

Would you be in favour of a regional police force for Delta? This question recently caused the Corporation of Delta to organize a public forum with a panel of experts and community leaders to discuss this topic. The panel, as expected, was divided.

Editor: Re: Liberal in opposi-ion won't be as effective in Victoria as an outspoken independent, letter to the editor, May 1 Peter Duffey has made an excellent point: the fact that Bruce McDonald is campaigning on the idea of being an MLA in governme

Editor: Re: Poor campaign behaviour will only get worse if candidate is elected to office, letter to the editor, May 1 Warren Wolfe writes purporting to complain generally of "poor campaign" behaviour.

Editor: We had the pleasure of watching the April 16 all-candidates meeting on TV and we were very pleased to learn many important facts from each of the candidates.

Point Roberts would likely be impacted as much as just about any crossing along the 49th parallel by a proposed U.S. government border fee.

Editor: It is sad to have to say, but in this election, a ballot marked for independent candidate Vicki Huntington is a vote for Adrian Dix, and we have already tasted the sour broth he and his mentor Glen Clark served B.C. Tom Griffing

Editor: One of the more obvious signs that an election is looming are the campaign signs on our highways and roads. I have viewed with interest the Vicki Huntington signs.

Editor: With regard to the advantages or disadvantages of having an independent MLA for Delta South, it looks increasingly likely the NDP will be returned to power in B.C.