Shouldn’t the PM be obliged to speak to members of a community he visits, at least via the media?
Not revealing the identities of homicide victims is bad public policy, and here’s why
Open letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
You have ground your promises into sludge.
Editor:
Out and about in the community, I keep seeing Scouts and Cubs and Guides and Rangers.
Editor:
As I was watching the news on Saturday night, I happened to notice a junky car pull up.
Editor:
Re: Moratorium on highrises called ‘illegal,’ May 30.
Editor:
I read overly critical reviews of what our council has done to our ‘community’ by the sea.
Quibbles over symbolic rainbow crossings belie critics’ genuine concerns
Federal Liberals undermined National Energy Board, then realized the cost
How the “what-ifs’ and close calls can drive people with kids crazy
Sick of getting stuck in the seemingly never-ending construction on Surrey roads? So are we.
Editor:
Please be aware that there are many thieves around White Rock and South Surrey.
Editor:
Re: Surrey’s gridlock is madness, May 30 editorial.
Editor:
As a resident of Morgan Creek, we received a letter from the Surrey planning department.
Editor:
We arrived at Sunnyside tennis courts and were dismayed to see disregard for public property
Editor:
Re: Don’t wait for our complaints, May 11 letters; Deconstruct parking plan, May 16 letters.
Fairness? Hah! It represents an attack on the working poor and all lower-income drivers
Two cities, two very different attempts to temporarily halt development
Editor:
Re: Overdose crisis is ‘hitting good kids,’ May 25.
Letter writers address cities’ efforts over invasive plants.
