Opinion

Dear Editor Regarding your editorial of July 3, I am in disbelief at your response to the recent plebiscite on transit funding. OK, you were disappointed, and you are, as everyone else, certainly free to express your personal opinion.

Dear Editor I was shocked to read in the article the quote of TransLink’s CEO Doug Allen where he claims that “the plebiscite results were about voters rejecting a tax increase, not about the public perception of TransLink.

Dear Editor I was saddened this morning when I hiked up to SFU and found that my favourite coffee house (Renaissance) was closing’s the doors on June 27.

Dear Editor In 1969, then Conservative Prime Minster Lester Pearson proposed to the world’s donor nations that we donate 0.7 per cent of our gross national income to overseas development assistance.

Dear Editor Media reports tell us that Rachel Notley and Justin Trudeau have decided that the Kinder Morgan twinning scheme is best for B.C. B.C.

The people have spoken – and they don’t trust TransLink with more of their hard-earned money.

Mark us down as disappointed – but not surprised. We were all pretty much expecting a No vote in the transit plebiscite. The only question was how resounding that No was going to be.

Dear Editor: I'm pleased to see that the master plan for redeveloping the Brentwood and Lougheed Town Centres includes significant numbers of rental units in most of the towers being constructed.

Dear editor, Re: Trending – Recall Campaign fails to oust Richard Lee, June 24, 2015 Journalistic integrity is taking a hit.

High above the second floor rotunda in the B.C. legislature are four murals that celebrate the industries that helped create this province.