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Heritage needs better protection in Abbott area
Westside Road complaint was right on the mark
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Hebert column correction made things worse
If council doesn’t like it, they should demand something better
Dear Editor: I hesitate to bore your readers with an overly detailed rebuttal of some ill-informed opinions, but I think your readers deserve some facts about how city planning actually works (“City Hall leaves taxpayers on the hook,” Letters, Jan. 19, by Richard Drinnan).
Rallies recruit followers for Proud Boys
Biden called upon to heal broken nation
Dear Editor: I put my mask on and travelled into downtown Kelowna last Saturday, to witness the anti-mask rally. From previous reports, there have been up to 150 people in attendance. There were only approximately 40-50 in attendance.
Dear editor: I, too, feel that the city planning department and the mayor and council are too keen to allow high-rise development in Kelowna, contrary to the official community plan (Re: “Kelowna City Hall leaves taxpayers on the hook,” Jan. 20). Further to the discussion, it is not just the…
Real estate development in Kelowna should not be a dirty word. But it is. Here’s why.
Dear Editor: On my latest shopping trips to several large department stores, I found most salespeople were quite rude.
BC benefit bureaucratic nightmare
Post office not as fast as it was 64 years ago
It’s mid-January 2021 and I am alive and well after a “brush” with the dangerous and deadly coronavirus.
Standardized testing provides useful information
Churches shouldn’t be above the law
Don’t excuse politicians’ bad COVID behaviour
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Dear Editor: By law, anti-lockdown demonstrators have a right to protest, but we also should have rights to avoid contact with them.
Dear Editor: School board chair Moyra Baxter, in alliance with the Board of Education and teachers’ union, claims parents and public should not have access to Grade 4 and 7 student test results that measure how well students can read, write, and do math. Using their stated rationale, they wo…
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Church leaders support COVID restrictions
Dear editor: I am fully in support of the Ministry of Health restrictions regarding worship in this time when escalating transmission of Covid-19 cases are threatening the capacity of our health-care system.
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Dear Editor: If it has not been said before, I thought of a moniker for Adrian Dix, Dr. Bonnie Henry and Dr. Theresa Tam — “Horgan’s Heroes.” Bravo to them.
Dear Editor: On Saturday afternoon, I observed a march through downtown Kelowna on Bernard Avenue.
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Dear Editor: What has happened to the right of free speech? Is it reserved for only those who support popular opinion? Can individuals not peacefully express dissenting opinions without fear of reprisal?
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Dear Editor: I wonder about the “exempt” folks who are holding rallies, voicing their violations of there “civil rights,” etc.
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Congratulations to Superintendent Kara Triance on her appointment to the command of Kelowna’s RCMP Detachment.
The evidence is conclusive: wear a mask
Trudeau’s plans are just vague goals
Dear Editor: This is for all those who have set forth their negative views on the pandemic rules and mandates, to those who simply flaunt them and refuse to adhere to those rules.
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Get into the Christmas sprit early this year
COVID rules discriminate against religion
Freedom doesn’t give you right to make others sick
Idiotic of city to go after drivers
Mandatory mask policy needed
Ceremony was different, but still emotional
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City loses another important piece of its history
32-year-park dream finally coming true
Thank you Tom Budd for your generosity
Dear Editor: J.P. Squire’s Oct. 24 column commented on the poor condition of the KVR Trail in many areas. It referenced the lack of maintenance between Chute Lake and Bellevue Trestle, although that condition exists in many places along the trail, especially near road access points such as t…
