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Politicians should listen to medical people about hospital

Dear editor, Since when, as far as the new hospital is concerned, have we been living under the basic tenet of democracy — "government of the people by the people for the people? Certainly as far as the never-ending political saga revolving around this issue is concerned — this dictum has not been applied.

When are college students supposed to learn math?

Dear editor, I practically choked on my morning toast while reading North Island College’s notice regarding what math levels certain skills need.

Politicians beware — taxpayers are growing restless

Dear editor, Where do our council and regional district think we are going to get the money to pay our taxes for all the major projects underway and proposed?

Wireless smart meters technological solution looking for a problem

Dear editor, Tom Fletcher is correct. The 2009 BC Greens platform had a timeline that included smart metering by 2012. We did not recommend wireless meters because, as Fletcher mentioned, we have precautionary policy on EMF radiation.

Public dog-walking part of a healthy lifestyle

Dear editor, More and more, dog walking is becoming a form of recreation. As a society, we support healthy lifestyle in many forms such as bike riding, woodland trails and others that are not confined to the Community Centre or playing fields.

What is the rush? Let’s get it right — Comox OCP

Dear editor, In response to K. McVey regarding recent council decisions on Comox’s Official Community Plan, I stand by my relooking at important issues brought to the council table.

It's unfortunate that Cumberland lost Big Time Out Festival

Dear editor, Re: Big Time Out: Version 2.0 (Record, Aug. 10). As a Cumberland local, I find it unfortunate that the Cumberland businesses have to suffer from the change of locations.

Glider program definitely not music to this reader's ears

Dear editor, This letter is in response to your report, "Going along for the glide," which should have been titled "Being taken for a ride."

HAVE YOUR SAY: Wayne Procter revives Black Creek Diner

We would like to thank Wayne Procter for putting the heart back into Black Creek! After a four-year absence, the Black Creek Diner is back.

Comox Valley School District frugal compared to Cowichan Valley

Dear editor, A comparison of School District 79 (Cowichan Valley) with SD71 (Comox Valley) reveals SD79 has 8,398 students and SD71 10,878.
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