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Roadblock inconvenience fine if it gets drinking drivers off roads

Dear editor, As a resident of Black Creek, I am no stranger to the police roadblocks.

Denman islander worried about effects of proposed coal mine

Dear editor, I am writing as a property owner for 34+ years in the Comox Valley. I believe the Raven Coal Mine will negatively affect the Comox Valley region.

Investment interest rates falling behind Comox Valley taxation

Dear editor, Please allow me to thank Mayor Phelps and Coun. Ambler for helping me to make up my mind as to who not to vote for in the upcoming election.

When you're still guilty even after being proved otherwise

Dear editor, Are we really guilty until proven innocent in this province? I found out today that is sadly the reality. I really didn't understand the power of the government until my father was acquitted on all charges of drunk driving as of Sept. 27.

Regional district defends itself against Royston water allegations

Dear editor, This letter is in response to the letter from Mr. Walter Spruyt (Record, Sept. 28). Mr. Spruyt made a number of serious accusations and allegations about the Comox Valley Regional District’s (CVRD) operation of the former Royston Improvement District (RID) water system.
Leading civil rights activists should have been on front page

Leading civil rights activists should have been on front page

Dear editor, Please tell me why such an important event featuring Maude Barlow, Leo McGrady and Tarah Millen was not front-page news?

RCMP drinking-driving enforcement 'over the top'

Dear editor, The next time I am stopped at the 'usual' roadblock at the intersection of Regent Road and Saratoga Road (in the Saratoga Beach area), I am going to politely ask the officer if the RCMP has considered the possibility that a once-laudable practice is now bordering on harassment of the local residents and businesses.

HAVE YOUR SAY: Seaweed critic was no lady

To the woman who cursed me up and down in front of her children when she came upon my wife and I collecting seaweed: What we were doing is perfectly legal and quite common along our coast.
Dumb leaders attack smart meters

Dumb leaders attack smart meters

The annual Union of B.C. Municipalities convention spent quite a bit of time talking about new wireless technology. Unfortunately, most of it was wasted on ignorance and fear, fanned by the NDP, Green Party and some like-minded opportunists in local government.

Options for Sexual Health clinic prevents abortions, too

Dear editor, I am disappointed and frustrated regarding the amount of media coverage provided by your publication to the anti-choice organization known as Silent No More during the month of September.