Sierra Club B.C. campaigner responds to Tom Fletcher column
We were disappointed to hear about the Whispers of Hope controversy, write Bob and Trisha Purdy
The initial firefighters should be loggers and first responders living in the same area as the fire
Readers call for electronic enforcement, car insurance competition
B.C. hunters speak out about grizzly hunt, wildlife management
A Whispers of Hope volunteer weighs in.
The Elders of Gospel Chapel weigh in on Whispers of Hope.
Reader John Burch asks why councillors are supporting a “dysfunctional” chamber.
Reader Dave Milton said he is tired of the antics of some Grand Forks city councillors.
Reader Christy Luke of Christina Lake recommends the new exhibit of Syrian art at gallery 2.
The Grand Forks Cadets badly need a new leader, writes Major Kevin Debiasio.
Reader Stan Halluk recommends the city undertake a review
Reader Sonja Gartner said the increase to the tax rate is unacceptable.
Reader Ray Hanson argues that Habitat for Humanity needs community help to start a new chapter.
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.
