Opinion

Editor: Re: 'Springs' requires drive-thru to attract high-end coffee house, Feb. 1 I would like to weigh in on the idling debate.

Editor: This letter is directed to the nots and the maybe nots. I attended last Thursday's information meeting on the Marina Gardens development. It was well attended with standing room only for around 200 people.

Is it realistic to expect things not to change? OK, so that's a bit of a rhetorical question, but the notion of change, or perhaps more accurately, the effort to resist it, has been a familiar, to say nothing of controversial, theme in these parts in

I read the recent statements by Delta police Chief Jim Cessford regarding regional policing models with an overwhelming sense of irony.

Editor: Re: It's time to exact some revenge on the light police, Living Matters, Jan.

Editor: I commend residents of Marina Garden Estates for standing their ground and fighting for what they believe in, just like I am doing for Boundary Bay in the fight against unwanted development that would destroy their/our quality of life.

Editor: Now that Surrey has rejected the proposed casino, but the B.C.

Editor: I am trying to "come to grips" with the discussion that has been continuing for some time (years, actually!), but that has recently, with the release of Wally Oppal's "Pickton" report, achieved a higher profile - the issue of a regionalized p

Editor: I hope that by now Coun. Ian Paton has paid a visit to his local library.

Editor: Port Metro Vancouver is not satisfied with destroying the fish environment at Roberts Bank by not bridging the causeway to allow for the natural flow of tides and currents at the mouth of the Fraser River estuary.