Opinion

Editor: Re: Defibrillator needed at curling rink, letter to the editor, Dec. 7 On behalf of the municipality, we extend our deepest sympathies for the loss of a fellow curling companion on Nov. 15.

Teachers do a lot of things well, although job action doesn't appear to be one of them. And for that, students and parents should be most grateful. B.C.

Editor: We recently heard of a group called Clotheson-Wheels. We had never heard of it before, so decided to find out about it.

Editor: Re: Protesters miss mark when targeting 'evil' corporations, Community Comment, Nov. 30 I would like to suggest that it is Dan Southard that is missing the mark, or perhaps more specifically, the point.

Editor: Re: Failing grade for solution, letter to the editor, Dec. 9 I was wondering when a parent would realize how the teachers' job action will affect the parents. Yes, the parents, not the students.

Editor: As I work at a seniors facility and my own mother is 90, I feel it is finally time I responded on their behalf to a letter I read some time ago. It was from one of your readers about the new malls planned by the Tsawwassen First Nation.

Editor: Re: Maintaining our quality of life more complex than it seems, Community Comment, Dec. 9 Mike Schneider contends that we "hear a lot about retail sales and quarterly numbers from manufacturers at this time of year.

Editor: Re: Take wait and see approach in Tsaw., letter to the editor, Dec. 7 The letter from Kent Warmington, giving details of the Tsawwassen First Nation development plans, referred only to the period up until 2021.

Editor: This letter is a commendation of our Delta police department. Because of a recent incident in our neighbourhood, the police were called.

Editor: Re: Public backs crime bill: Findlay, Dec. 9 So Kerry-Lynne Findlay thinks her constituents are in support of the Conservative crime bill. She obviously hasn't talked to me.