Opinion

Timing in politics is everything, which makes the BC Liberal government’s decision to publicize its 10-year transportation plan just as people in Metro Vancouver started receiving their transit plebiscites somewhat puzzling.

The only thing we are certain about Iraq and Syria is that Canadian Forces will be there for a while. That news comes after the prime minister stood in Parliament this week and announced plans for an extension of the mission.

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Dear Editor Re: “Chinese driver signs give a red light,” News March 20. Your article about the Chinese driver decal has raised an issue I think has to be talked about.

The Editor, The old adage “if you do not learn from history you are bound to repeat it” seems to hold true even in cases of very near and very recent history.

T he biggest part of the BC Liberal government’s seemingly never-ending overhaul of the province’s liquor laws is finally in sight, and it’s unclear just what kind of impact it is going to have on consumers.

P rotesters gathered around the country last weekend at rallies against the federal government’s anti-terrorism bill.

Dear Editor, Re: “Enough of the Delphi daycare,” Letters , March 18. Building on R.A.

Dear Editor, Re: “Crowd favours sign bylaw,” News , March 18. The foreign sign workshop is a good start to a much needed discussion, but is only the tip of the iceberg.

Dear Editor, Re: “Too big for their britches,” News , March 13. I appreciate very much the formation of the Westwind Ratepayer Association by Lynda Terborg to lobby the city to regulate the size and character of homes in Richmond.