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Reminder issued after child struck in crosswalk

Reminder issued after child struck in crosswalk

Editor: Last Wednesday my nine-year-old son was riding his bike home from school when he was struck by a car while crossing in the crosswalk at 44th Avenue and Arthur Drive. The car turned into the crosswalk between my son and another child.
Party has already spoken

Party has already spoken

The inability to take no for an answer can be a good thing, particularly if you're in sales, but I'm not so sure it's doing the provincial Conservatives much good these days. The upstart party, which surged into relevance on B.C.
Mayor right to fight TransLink efforts to gouge homeowners

Mayor right to fight TransLink efforts to gouge homeowners

Thank goodness we have a mayor who is in touch with reality! At the last Mayors' Council on Transportation, which is TransLink's governing authority, Delta Mayor Lois Jackson voted against a proposal to have even a temporary increase in property taxe
Trotting out some memories of once-busy Paterson Park

Trotting out some memories of once-busy Paterson Park

What's in a name? Thousands of commuters on highways 10 and 17 pass by Paterson Park daily, noting only open space and an abandoned track.
Feds didn't refuse to add Roberts Bank to Ramsar

Feds didn't refuse to add Roberts Bank to Ramsar

Editor: Re: MLA upset Roberts Bank left out, Sept. 28 Delta South MLA Vicki Huntington's quoted remarks in this story wrongly implied the federal government actively refused to include Roberts Bank in the Ramsar designation of Fraser River wetlands.
Roads could soon come with price

Roads could soon come with price

Something tells me we're going to become much more familiar with the term road pricing in the months and years ahead.
Hodgins should choose legacy over money

Hodgins should choose legacy over money

Editor: Sean Hodgins has a family, his health and enough financial success already to keep himself and his family more than comfortable for the rest of his life and beyond.
Immortality awaits developer

Immortality awaits developer

Editor: What would it take for a community to succeed in stopping the development of one of its last expanses of farmland? Certainly, if rational argument and attendance at meetings were the answer, the revised Southlands plan would be dead.
Hard to think 'black stuff' is anything but coal dust

Hard to think 'black stuff' is anything but coal dust

Editor: Ross Ens and Vicki Huntington are both concerned about the black stuff that ends up on cars, boats, patios, windowsills and in our lungs. My wife and I have a boat in Point Roberts and own a home in Tsawwassen.
Homeowner has enough black soot to donate sample to lab for testing

Homeowner has enough black soot to donate sample to lab for testing

Editor: The black soot from the trains and the coal port is definitely coal residue. I have enough on my metal roof and white vehicles to donate a sample to any analytical lab for testing.