Opinion

Year-round schooling an evil plan

Re: "Lasting laugh," July 27 As a locally based sculptor, I was very disappointed that such a significant amount of scarce funding for public art purchase would go toward this work. My reasons are as follows.

The world of Smart Meter opponents is abuzz with the news that a Mission home burned down just after a new meter was installed. For some, this is a simple matter of one-to-one correlation.

To the editor To the Vancouverites who were caught in the Critical Mass Bike Ride on Friday, I offer my sincerest apologies for the bullying behaviour that I witnessed during the event. I am ashamed that I was a part of that group.

Some ideas just have to bide their time. The most recent example of that bit of reality was one of the winners of the Re-think Housing competition put on by the city as part of the strategy to increase the amount of affordable housing.

To the editor: Re: "Dog free at Hadden?" Central Park, July 25.

To the editor: Re: "It's a Day at a time in private clinic battle," July 25.

Latest windshield decal trend a cry for identity

To the editor: Alberta Premier Alison Redford's reaction to the conditions B.C. has placed on heavy oil pipelines is very disappointing, particularly her reaction to the condition that B.C.

With additional reporting from our man in Biggleswade