Letters

Premier Christy Clark wants MLAs, especially cabinet members, who don't intend to run again to step aside so she can clear the decks for the general election in May.

Over the past few decades, crime has fallen in some categories, yet policing costs have risen steadily.

The streetscape is changing dramatically next week, especially for morning and afternoon commuters whose trips to and from work will coincide with school opening and closing hours. Yes, as of Tuesday, school's not out anymore.

Province has signed away rights to carry out its own assessment

August is over, alas, and the end of this month brings with it the end of the summer marriage season.

Re: "Input sought at spending-cuts session," Aug. 29. While I applaud Coun.

Strange as it seems, the Quebec election campaign may yet swing in Jean Charest's direction - testimony to the Quebec premier's wily combativeness and to the confusion of his rivals.

I was the supervisor of Beacon Hill Park for 12 years, from 1986 to 1998. I'm now retired. Current road closures in the park are not working.

Re: "Do we really want U.S. police working on Canadian soil?" Aug. 26. Kudos to Jim Hume for his column on the ability of U.S.

Re: "Tuition costs must be curbed," Aug. 25. Students in British Columbia - and their parents - know they are getting great value and even greater opportunities from their university degrees.