Opinion

This column is the first in a 10-part series No one invests to lose money. Although the past decade or so may have people wondering about that, history does not lie.

It's just like your mom always said when you were a kid: put on a sweater. Fortis BC is teaming up with local business groups to promote energy conservation and help the less fortunate. This Feb. 2-9 is Turn Down the Heat Week in a number of B.C.

The Editor, We are very proud to have wrapped up our 11th Annual Operation Red Nose Campaign for the communities of Delta and Richmond.

The Editor, Re: "B.C. ministers delay jet fuel delivery decision," News, Jan.

The Editor, Re: "McNulty: Museum cost justified," News, Jan. 25. I note Coun. McNulty deems further expenditure on the oval for an Olympic museum to be a worthy cause and will increase revenue.

Welcome to the 1990s. That, at least, is where the B.C. Liberals and their supporters want to take you if you're considering voting for the NDP in May.

The Editor, Re: "Municipalities need greater say," Letters, Jan. 23. Thanks Kathy for raising an important concern that strikes at the heart of many contentious local issues.

It's not a new idea, but it's one that's floating around with increasing regularity: would the Lower Mainland be better served by a regional police force? As it stands today, a half dozen cities have their own independent departments.

For Christmas this year, I gave a couple I know a gift of two months free to Netflix. They appreciated the gift, but they weren't sure what to make of it.

The Editor, So, Terry Lake and Rich Coleman are having a hard time making a decision - I wonder why? Maybe Port Metro Vancouver's contribution to the "harmonized process" decision is not ready yet? Or PMV is waiting for an application for a permit to