Opinion

With a couple of weeks until the kids go back to school, I plague myself with unanswered questions.

I'm a believer in the slower-traffickeep-right rule of the road, but there are instances around here where, let's just say, my adherence to it can waver.

Editor: Re: Thriving rowing program is already available for high school athletes, letter to the editor, July 20 Jane McCall begins her letter by stating that a "thriving rowing program is already available for high school athletes," but she later re

Editor: Re: 'Junior Kindergarten' school given the go ahead to develop vacant lot adjacent to 7-Eleven in Ladner, Aug. 3 I read with alarm the article on the expansion of so-called "Junior Kindergarten" into Ladner.

Editor: Re: Alarm sounded over the lack of industrial land, Aug. 3 It seems we are once more being urged to allow destruction of farmland for industrial purposes. We are encouraged to fear certain loss of jobs if we don't do this.

My son got a chance to meet his idol, Tony Hawk, recently. I know he was excited, but I couldn't really tell - he's still pretty young and he didn't say much. I was thrilled, not so much to meet Tony, but to see the look on my son's face when he did.

Editor: Last Tuesday afternoon I fell on some uneven ground on 12th Avenue. I was unable to get up, and I would like to thank all the people who came to my rescue: strangers on the street, Dr.

Editor: Re: Premier gets an earful on traffic, Aug.

Perhaps it just makes too much sense.

Editor: On behalf of the Sun Festival Antique Fair, I would like to thank everyone that attended the 34th annual show. I would like to congratulate Mr. Morison of Tsawwassen, winner of a Royal Doulton figurine door prize.