Letter to the Editor: Don’t forget them
Early November is always a time to remember the brave members of the armed forces who have fought for Canada around the world so that we can live with justice and peace.
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Letter to the Editor: NDP propping up Libs
his is sent in response to the opinion piece by Richard Cannings titled “Families finally getting help” on Nov. 17. Cannings’ attempt at deflection of blame for the Trudeau Liberal inflation that Canadians are suffering appears to be misguided.
Letter to the Editor from Richard Cannings, MP
Canadian families are finally getting some help with the high cost of living after months of pressure from New Democrats. For six months, the NDP urged the Liberal government to double the GST rebate and finally, on November 4, Canadian families will receive up to $467 to help them pay for their increasing bills.
Letter to the Editor from Kerry Mewhort
I am writing to inform your readers about the dangers of using gas appliances in homes. All gas appliances release methane even when they’re not in use. Gas stoves pose an asthma risk to children comparable to secondhand smoke.
Letter to the Editor from Carson Binda
With David Eby becoming premier designate, the Canadian Taxpayers Federation is calling on his government to cut taxes to save British Columbians money. British Columbians have seen record prices for gas and groceries and they can’t afford tax hikes.
Letter to the Editor from Larry Schwartzenberger
As I approach the end of my nine years at the council table, I would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank the citizens of Oliver for the faith they placed in me to represent them.
Letter to the Editor from David Smith
Osoyoos has just dodged a bullet!
The results of last Saturday’s civic election ended up being as satisfactory as could be reasonably hoped.
An experienced candidate who successfully ousted the incumbent mayor would have, perhaps, been better – allowing a new council more fresh blood, new ideas and original thoughts which would have inevitably followed with the election of the two new councillors who join the veteran councillors who provide necessary experience and continuity.
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Letter to the Editor from Marion Boyd
I meant to write some time ago to tell you how much I appreciated your editorial of Sept. 8. Your warning that “the lines between legitimate criticism of elected officials, online harassment and direct face-to-face harassment are becoming increasingly blurred” is very much to the point.
Letter to the Editor from Tom Shields
I did not know until recently that Music in the Park has not been using any of our local...
Letter to the Editor from Richard Cannings
The government is presented with a private members’ bill that creates jobs, tackles climate change, adds value to natural resources and helps get around illegal foreign trade tariffs.
Letter to the Editor from Betty Lou Trimmer Bahnsen
The intention of this letter is to once again draw attention to: 1) the dire conditions of...
Letter to the Editor from Marieze Tarr
Anyone who has been to a grocery store lately knows food prices are way, way up. The increasing cost of living is just one more big stress being layered onto struggling families in the South Okanagan.
The need for support is huge and growing in Oliver, Osoyoos and Okanagan Falls.
Letter to the Editor from Marion Boyd
As I sit down to tell you about the upcoming South Okanagan Concert Society’s exciting palette of concerts for this season, my mind drifts to the 1970’s.
Letter to the Editor from Patricia Tochkin
Excellent letter to the editor by Tom Szalay regarding the proposed rural aquatic centre (Times Chronicle Oct. 6).
As a bookkeeper I really appreciated all the math. I also wish that I could be asked and paid well to do a ‘study’ on something and come up with the obvious, that “the build cost would be big.”
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