Opinion

The Editor, As you will recall, on the last Sunday of September we remember the peace officers who have fallen in the line of duty. We can recall the funerals, we remember the pain suffered by the young families, and their names are remembered.

Premier Christy Clark is "re-structuring" her cabinet, but a more pressing challenge for her is finding enough credible candidates to carry her party's tarnished banner in the next election. And she's not the only leader facing this daunting task. B.

The Editor, My late father (2002), a commercial salmon fisherman who was always worried about fish-farming and dam-site damage to B.C.

Your body needs a regular, balanced variety of physical activity to help you function - and feel - at your best. Four keys areas to focus on are flexibility, strength, balance and cardiovascular fitness.

No one likes a double-dip. That applies to the chip bowl, an economic recession and municipal coffers.

The Editor, Re: "SPCA barking up wrong tree," Letters, Aug. 24.

Excerpt from "A Journal of the Spider Wars". Monday, Aug. 20: I came home from work to find a good-sized wolf spider scuttling across the living room floor. He must have been an inch and a half across.

I was born in China and raised in Hong Kong in a traditional Chinese family until age 20, before coming to Canada to pursue a degree at UBC.

The Editor, Re: "YVR taxis don't like to take Richmond fares," Letters, Aug. 29. I was pleased to see Omori's letter. I'm a senior who took a taxi from YVR to my Richmond home.

The Editor, For years now I have been photographing and wondering about Terra Nova and have seen all the changes that have occurred over the years, some good and some not.