Opinion

Editor: Now that neighbouring Washington state and Colorado have legalized marijuana, Ottawa can no longer claim Canada must uphold marijuana prohibition in order to maintain good U.S. relations.

With the public consultation on replacing the George Massey Tunnel about to get underway tomorrow, I increasingly wonder whether we're on a road to the past.

Editor: Re: New citizen has ties to Southlands opposition group, letter to the editor, Nov.

The experts have long been predicting a correction is coming for Greater Vancouver's real estate market, but this is ridiculous.

Editor: Every time I exit the George Massey Tunnel in the right lane to enter Ladner I wonder if I'm going to make it home. Is it just me that notices the danger? There is absolutely no protection for vehicles for the next couple hundred yards.

Watching the back and forth debate on the Southlands issue has been interesting. On one side, we have a number of people who don't want to see development on the property.

Editor: Regarding the recently-published debate between the legal ability of Delta to enact legislation to mitigate nuisance farm practices and the threat of legal action by the land owner, I can only say this is another red herring thrown out to sca

Editor: Re: Greenhouses are preferred over houses on Southlands, letter to the editor, Nov. 21 R. Smith needs a reality check on how invasive greenhouses are in a populated community.

Editor: Re: New citizen exercises right, letter to the editor, Nov. 16 This individual should be made aware of some facts, namely that the previous president of the Century Group was also once an immigrant to this country years ago.

This week I attended a conference in Squamish.