Letters to the Editor

Like everyone else, I'm looking forward to the long weekend to plant some tomatoes, enjoy my family and ponder the empire's good queen (Hasta la Victoria siempre).

An Osoyoos resident and former self-styled labour hotshot huffs and puffs in infantile terms that replacement workers are scabs. You tell 'em Dan (Parker, letters to the editor).

Re: Emergency Intervention Disclosure Act, Bill 39.

Kelowna council increased property taxes earlier this month because it failed to control the high cost of public subsidies it gives to developers.

The article in the May 15 Daily Courier, concerning the poor quality of the water and related safety issues in the bay at the end of Cedar Avenue raises the question of its suitability as a public park, as designated by the previous city council.

British Columbia's wood products manufacturers have come

Recently a legitimate question was raised in Parliament about the Conservatives ever-changing timetable for our military withdrawal from Afghanistan.

On May 10, when CBC radio host Chris Walker asked B.C. Labour Minister Margaret MacDiarmid to give her ministry a letter grade with respect to protecting migrant workers in B.C., she didn't, saying instead, "Well, I know that there is still work to be done ... and we can do more."

To add to Jerry Tyndall's letter to the editor dated April 26, I would like to bring your attention to the following.