Opinion

Editor: Based on the amount of coal dust that accumulates on my boat at Point Roberts Marina, people buying houses in the new development on TFN lands should be able to heat their homes very inexpensively. Keith Paremain

Editor: Here are some Southlands questions that need to be asked and answered: Please tell me why, when Century Group first claimed the land was not farmable, it now says it's farmable, and it will give a lot of it to Delta so Delta could sublet it t

Editor: Re: Greenhouse fear has been put to rest, letter to the editor, Oct.

Canadian cities and suburbs are filled with shopping malls and for many people spending time at them is a favorite pastime.

After rushing through spring sitting, Libs not even holding fall session

Editor: Re: Black stuff finding its way onto cars, boats and more, letter to the editor, Oct. 17 Ross Ens can rest assured that his imagination is not acting up: this mysterious pollution is a real problem.

Editor: Re: Mayor opposed to legalizing pot, Oct. 12 At a recent Union of B.C. Municipalities convention in Victoria, a majority of municipal leaders voted in favour of a resolution calling for the decriminalization and taxation of marijuana.

Editor: There is a family of three raccoons living in the Village area of Tsawwassen. They have obviously been fed by, and show little fear of, humans.

We can learn a lot from watching water. Flowing water always follows the path of least resistance. Barriers slow its progress, but water always finds another way. Water flow is a metaphor for so many aspects of out lives. Take traffic.

Editor: Is it my imagination or are we, in Tsawwassen and Point Roberts, experiencing higher levels of coal dust this summer and autumn? Maybe I should be less assuming and refer to it as "black stuff that falls out of the air onto our cars, boats an