Letter to the Editor: Tattered flag upsetting
Osoyoos post office flag is disgusting.
Tag: letters
Letter to the Editor: We all deserve answers
It is important that as a community we hold our leaders to task. We need transparency, and nobody regardless of their position is beyond accountability.
Letter to the Editor: Stop fracking now
The need to stop fracking in BC is urgent.
Letter to the Editor: To Ukraine with love
Words from Laura Allen with Shelters International Disaster Response in Kelowna about her trip to Ukraine.
Letter to the Editor: Post office needs CCTV
Numerous mail boxes have been pried open. We should consider a comprehensive approach to CCTV as it applies to our community.
Letter to the Editor: Drum roll please, for Empty Bowls
With just one week to go in our Empty Bowls and Baskets fundraiser, we’ve raised just over $25,000 in generous donations from our community.
Letter to the Editor: Carbon tax punishing
The carbon tax hits the essential needs of our daily lives hard. It increases the cost of gasoline, diesel, natural gas, propane and furnace oil. Right now, the federal carbon tax is set at $50 per tonne, costing an extra 11 cents per litre of gasoline and 13 cents per litre of diesel. It costs families about $8 extra to fill up their minivans or about $13 extra to fill a pickup truck.
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Letter to the Editor: Puppy abandoned
The BC SPCA is hoping you can help Poppy, a three-month-old Labrador retriever cross puppy who was found abandoned in a planter outside of the Alberni-Clayoquot community animal centre, terrified, exhausted and shivering.
Letter to the Editor from Michelle Bell
Desert Sun Counselling and Resource Centre is currently two weeks into our third annual Empty Bowls and Baskets online fundraiser (Nov. 1 to Dec. 15). As of late last week, they raised just over $3,900. There is still have a long ways to go.
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 Tom Szalay
It is time for the proposed rural aquatic centre, (Times Chronicle September 28, 2022) to face a reality check. A capital cost estimate of $54 million plus a projected $612,000 annual operating deficit should turn on some serious alarm bells.
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.
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