Opinion

Sam Sullivan and Suzanne Anton are on the move. Earlier this week, Sullivan was out for a lunch he arranged with pollster Barb Justason.

To the editor: Re: "Holy texts, free stuff and lessons in critical thinking," Oct. 31. I am going to make a suggestion that neither side in the discussion regarding including the Bible in the school curriculum will like.

When Courier reporter Mike Howell snapped the above photo of Premier Christy Clark last week, we solicited readers on Facebook to come up with the best caption.

Do you support the massive increase in density from proposed new developments along Cambie Street? Last week's poll question: Do you support spending $3 billion for a subway line along Broadway to UBC? YES - 65 per cent NO - 35 per cent This is not a

Puppy abuse I live down by English Bay and on Sunday I saw this guy literally drag a seven-week-old puppy down the road. The puppys four paws were all bloody from being dragged and the guy said theyd come down all the way from Robson Street.

British Columbia Liberals will be spending a fortune over the winter to boast about their economic record, and one of the key items is the upcoming balanced budget.

Commercials lie, and this is not in serious dispute by anyone with a functioning neocortex. That new spray cleaner will not transform your house into an architectural magazine spread. Beer does not make busty women magically appear.

Perhaps you haven't noticed, but stories about major construction projects along the Canada Line route have been appearing with increasing frequency.

To the editor: Re: "Dunbar needs seniors facilities," Letters, Oct. 31. Letter writer Erin Coulter attempts to throw a "social" mo-lotov cocktail into Vancouver's development debate.

To the editor: Re: "Letter of the week," Oct. 19. On Nov. 5, VSB trustees Sophia Woo and Ken Denike asked the Vancouver Board of Education to take action on suicide.