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Time to move on with the Gas N Go

I read with utter amazement, yet another ludicrous attack on Wayne Procter, the regional district directors and my intelligence regarding the Gas N Go. Suck it up people and move on.

Housing homeless in huts a bad idea

OMG, the letter about housing the homeless in huts — 32 men in each and another hut as mess hall — to you, it may have worked in the military, but when I read your letter, I thought 'would you like the homeless to wear striped pajamas?'

Postal worker objects to stereotyping headline

As a member of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers Local 718, I take great exception to your headline for the article about our labour dispute with Canada Post Corporation (CPC) ("CUPW Workers Were Preparing to go Postal"). This simply perpetuates the stereotype of postal workers as unstable hotheads who go off at a moment's notice.
Yale treaty is B.C.'s toughest test yet

Yale treaty is B.C.'s toughest test yet

Conservatives plan to bring in legislation to give western provinces number of seats they deserve

The Conservative government, freshly-elected with a majority of seats, plans to bring in legislation to give B.C., Alberta and Ontario the actual number of Commons seats those fast-growing provinces deserve. It’s long overdue.

Cumberland mayor could have responded to protesters better

In light of Mayor Bates' recent comments regarding coal mine protesters in the May Day Parade, I am reminded yet again that challenging issues require leadership that not only welcomes opposing perspectives but recognizes it as a need for deeper understanding and more dialogue.

It will be a long four years for North Islanders

Vancouver Island North MP John Duncan began his four-year term as minister of Aboriginal and Northern Development by closing his office in Port McNeill.

Maybe we will start creating care models that meet our needs as we age

Perhaps, as we face our own fears and areas of denial and look at the care we would want and need, we will start to create care models that address those desires and needs. Maybe the large-scale residential care model works for some individuals, maybe a type of small “group home” model would work for others, maybe even a home share model might be the best way to meet needs of some elderly people who need care.

Keep an eagle eye out for hungry birds

Dear editor, I am unsure if I am e-mailing in the right department or not, but I am looking to place a small notice into the newspaper. I would like to make people of Comox/Courtenay aware that they need to be very careful with their small dogs outside.

Not all Crown Isle residents upset by Thrifty Foods proposal in Courtenay

Dear editor, We have read the letter signed by Barb and Jackie Scott of Courtenay and published in the June 1 issue of the Record.
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