Opinion

The North American drdeam of capitalism and consumerism is over.

The sound and fury over education bargaining in has come from the B.C.Teachers Federation and B.C. Public School Employers’ Association.

Growth demands increased health-care services in North Island area.

Re: The 29th annual Earl Naswell free Christmas dinner

I have seen little support expressed for the Raven Coal mine in your newspaper's pages. I want to express my conditional support.

I read with interest Frank Assu’s editorial (Dec. 21) on the aboriginal situation (i.e. Attawapiskat)

In your paper a resident of Fanny Bay recently called a proposed coal mine within five kilometres of Baynes Sound an insane Idea.

We want to let our neighbours know that their generosity assists us in meeting the needs of 1,200 people per month.

I would only like to add a foot note to Frank Assu's eloquently spoken and from the heart article (Record, Dec. 21).

After 105 years in the Comox Valley, the Cumberland Pythian Sisters are closing their temple.