Letters to the Editor

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.

This article only addresses half the equation of unemployed Canadians re Jobless may face increased pressure on Page A2 on May 15.

Kelowna Community Develop-ment Society has provided programs and services for adults with developmental disabilities since 1983.

I couldn't believe my eyes when I read Julie Riley's article in defence of Canada Geese (May 6).

Re: editorial of May 11, "Hey teachers, work for free"

I read with great interest the David Bond column (May 1) and the letters on the lack of retinal surgery availability in Kelowna.

In Steve MacNaull's travel article Sunday, under the title, Luxury through the Rockies, he notes at the end that the Rocky Mountaineer continues to run during a lockout, yet he writes glowingly about the service by replacement workers, better and more