Opinion

Editor: Here's hoping Delta's newly elected mayor and council continue to refuse Fraser Health's demands to install paid parking meters at our very special hospital.

Editor: We went to the dike and we read a sign that said the snowy owls there cannot be chased or they could get hurt. A bunch of men were out where they were not supposed to be and they were chasing the owls.

Editor: Next time you are wondering where to find some help, dial 211. Funded in partnership with the United Way, 211 offers community, social or government services.

Editor: I am extremely disappointed with the Canadian government decision to withdraw from the Kyoto Protocol.

Anti-Drug Strategy aims to make communities safer and healthier

Premier Christy Clark's recent announcement that her government will create an auditor general for local government is a ray of good news for British Columbians.

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.