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Rehearse for retirement

Rehearse for retirement

It takes a lot of practise to be good at anything in life.
No benefits to Kits closure

No benefits to Kits closure

The Editor, Re: "Richmond safety fears unfounded: RCMSAR," News, Oct. 12.
Leaders have little respect for democracy

Leaders have little respect for democracy

Do you know when the B.C. legislature or the federal parliament is actually in session? I suspect most British Columbians fall into the "I don't care" category.
Tread carefully with lands

Tread carefully with lands

The Editor, Re: "Groups jockey for Garden City position," News, Oct. 19.
Crashed and burned

Crashed and burned

Lance Armstrong's fall from one of the great pinnacles of modern sport is truly a tragedy for those who put their store in the athletic achievement of others.
One board to rule them all: transit

One board to rule them all: transit

The Editor, It is past the time when all who live in British Columbia realize to operate a transit system that is not continuously in debt requires, among other things, a fare structure that supports the operation.
Readers bite back at Wong over shark soup

Readers bite back at Wong over shark soup

; Readers bite back at Wong over shark soup; The following letters are in response to "Wong stands by decision to eat shark fin," News, Oct. 17
Readers bite back at Wong over shark soup

Readers bite back at Wong over shark soup

The Editor, Re: "Wong stands by decision to eat shark fin," News, Oct. 17. I was terribly saddened to learn of this event.
Wong represents herself

Wong represents herself

The Editor, I am glad Alice Wong stood up so well, once her picture made English-speaking newspapers that she had tried to avoid. It defines who she is, and exactly what I thought when I have seen her speak and campaign.
Readers bite back at Wong over shark soup

Readers bite back at Wong over shark soup

The Editor, Re: "Wong stands by decision to eat shark fin," News, Oct. 17.