Opinion

The Editor, Re: "Wong stands by decision to eat shark fin," News, Oct. 17. Alice Wong sure doesn't represent me! I am embarrassed that my elected representative, Alice Wong, has taken such a wrong-headed public stand on shark fin soup.

The following letters are in response to "Wong stands by decision to eat shark fin," News, Oct. 17

The following letters are in response to "Wong stands by decision to eat shark fin," News, Oct. 17

I t is horrifying to learn that a young girl has taken her own life feeling alone and persecuted.

The Editor, Re: "Wong defends decision to eat shark fin soup," Online, Oct. 13. Speaking as a Chinese-Canadian, I find all Chinese people opposed to banning shark fins a disgrace.

Far from being an unusual event, the ongoing train wreck that has engulfed the B.C. Conservative Party and its leader John Cummins is actually pretty standard fare in B.C. politics.

The Editor, The cowardly attack on 14-year-old Malala Yousafzai and another girl from Mingora, Pakistan has been condemned worldwide. The assassination attempt on Malala was in response to her position on education for girls and women's rights.

The Editor, As a professional in the mental health field and former school trustee, I was saddened and angry about the death of Amanda Todd. Based on the facts available so far, the system had failed her.

The Editor, Re: "Alice Wong tucks into bowl of shark fin soup," Online, Oct. 12. The staging of what can only be called a performance by MP Alice Wong of eating shark fin soup is an outrage to the community.

The power of pink has grown in the 22 years since Susan G. Komen began handing ribbons to breast cancer survivors running in the annual Race for the Cure in New York City.