Opinion

To the editor: Re: "Viaduct report delayed until June," April 12.

"Former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher forced Britain, kicking and screaming, to abandon its tired and tattered security blanket of a class-ridden and hierarchical society," reads the caption below a picture of the baroness on the front page of the

To the editor: Re: "Financial elites still want to run the asylum," April 12.

To the editor: Re: "Art Phillips remembered as visionary," April 3 Your article prompted me to write on behalf of the residents of False Creek South.

Joy a better form of politics

Let me ask you to suspend your disbelief for a moment. Consider that what we are seeing in the provincial election campaign that was officially kicked of this week, is actually a two-horse race.

To the editor: Re: "Continuing Ed on the chopping block", April 12. One of the VSB's proposed budget cuts is to close one of General Brock's buildings to save $12,000.

The vision that Premier Christy Clark is aiming for is the eventual elimination of provincial debt. "Our plan starts with the jobs plan and ends with a debt-free B.C.," she said Monday, releasing the B.C.

To the editor: The simple solution to both the most recent bike path issue and the tearing down of the viaducts is to have a referendum.

Last week's poll question: Will COPE's recent change in direction translate into success in the next civic election? YES - 59 per cent NO - 41 per cent This is not a scientific poll. Go to www.vancourier.com to vote