Reader Dave Milton writes that city residents deserve an explanation of what Chris Hammett meant in her councillor's report.
People don't want the side effects of heavy pain medication drugs, a reader writes. Cannabis makes sense.
We are currently looking for someone to save this great event, writes Jean Lloyd.
The takeaway here is you never know what you’ll encounter on the highway, write the Millars.
Readers from Bella Bella to Victoria respond to Tom Fletcher's column on reaction to the sinking of a tugboat on B.C.'s Central Coast
Don’t hold your breath to hear about the results of the tribunal in the news. It will likely be put on the back pages, writes Peter Brown.
If you can carry a full can, cup, cigarette package or food container, you can carry the empty to a garbage disposal, writes Brenda Auge.
If we don’t address the build-up of litter and toxins in our environment, then why worry about climate change? writes Roy Schiesser.
Today the transition house in Grand Forks operates in a Community Use zone, not in an R-3 Multifamily Residential zone, writes B. Dowling.
Why did BC Housing not canvass the neighbourhood prior to any announcement? asks S. Kopan.
The City of Grand Forks ad in the Sept. 28 Grand Forks Gazette didn't give consultant's full opinion, writes D. Panter.
The facility requires 24-hour security for good reason. We don’t have 24-hour security and we have adjoining fence lines, couple writes.
It is nothing more than wildlife cruelty in the first degree. The animals have a God given right to feed and survive, writes F. Duralia.
And now there will be a beautiful new transition house and possibly second stage housing available close by, writes Ron Liddle.
Op/ed writer owes apology for implying Brycen Place residents are affluent, privileged and fortunate, writes A. Cameron.
Grand Forks certainly scored aces with me, writes Epenticton councillor Judy Sentes.
I am very proud to live in Grand Forks and I see only a bright future for this community, writes Susan Routlec
