Opinion

Editor: It was with the sense of deja vu, that I attended "Tunnel Spiel" Saturday, March 16 in Tsawwassen.

Editor: It would appear that Jeff Scott, president and CEO of the Fraser Surrey Docks LP, is determined to increase shipments at the Fraser Surrey Docks regardless of the consequences to the health of the people living along the route or the damages

Gov't has been lobbied to establish an independent office to represent interests of senior citizens

Should we desire Paterson Park to stay as a park, and I believe the vast majority do, then there's really only one logical buyer. Unfortunately, that buyer doesn't seem all that interested.

The federal Tories are addicted to picking corporate welfare winners and losers. If there was one theme in the recent federal budget, it was how chock full it was with new corporate welfare.

Editor: Re: Nice to see the tunnel not dead yet, Murphy's Law, March 15 The Phase 2 Tunnel Replacement consultation was a respectful and civilized inquiry, full of insights about key aspects of the project ... from the audience members, that is.

In my last column before a short break, I penned an article around tunnel congestion, calling for a "Tour de Tunnel time trial.

Vision won't become reality if it's not viable. This rather simple equation seems to be throwing planning efforts in this town for a loop, leading to a whole lot of status quo as well as much griping about the stagnation of South Delta.

Re: Back off tunnel replacement rhetoric, March 15, letter to the editor What on Earth does a letter like that you printed in your Friday, March 15 newspaper from Peter Duffey, contribute to any discussion about "tunnel replacement" or repair? The le

Join me as I step back in time to 1985. Madonna was pretending to be a virgin, Michael J.