Opinion

Dear Editor, Re: Election result: I felt such turmoil over which party to elect as I was walking to the polling station to vote.

Dear Editor, Re: Election result: As a cabinet minister in Stephen Harper’s government, our Alice Wong was notable for her silence, invisibility, and role as a passive bobble-head while sitting in Parliament.

Dear Editor, While travelling extensively in Europe, our family stayed in B&Bs, mainly for our children to experience the people of the city or country, and they were usually less expensive.

Dear Editor, An incident like this one may happen every day in the city. This time around, it was thought-provoking to me. Time: Before noon; Place: Cook Road, leading to No. 3 Road; Who: A bus driver, a mature-looking lady and an elderly gentleman.

Dear Editor, Re: “Curriculum as good as its funding,” News, Oct. 14.

So, it was a big day last Sunday as my 18-year-old son and I walked over to the Steveston Buddhist Temple to cast our votes in the advance polls — he for the first time ever.

Dear Editor, Re: “Liberal candidate Peschisolido responds to ongoing litigation,” News, Oct. 9. I have read the latest article about Mr.

Dear Editor, I was pleased with the re-drawing of my electoral district boundary, mainly because I would no longer be represented by Alice Wong, the archetypal “trained seal” of the Conservatives.

Dear Editor, Had enough of (Prime Minister Stephen) Harper? You’re not alone. A majority of Canadians want change — nearly 70 per cent of voters, according to polls. But that doesn’t guarantee we’ll see it.

Dear Editor, Another thing at Thanksgiving that gave me indigestion was to hear my neighbour proudly telling my husband and I that he had just voted “Y” even though he wanted to vote “Z” because he voted “strategically.