We don’t choose candidates in primaries like they do in the U.S.
I don’t think fear-mongering against the referendum by the Liberals is the answer.
Proportional Representation is being pitched to British Columbians as a utopian electoral process.
“The long-term effect of watching pornography with your spouse can be devastating.”
I am writing in response to Greg Kyllo’s letter in last week’s paper.
You lost me there, Mr. Kyllo.
Why didn’t the Liberals listen to their own health experts before legalizing marijuana?
I’m not arguing for motorists to be allowed to do 50km/h up a hill with blind driveways.
There are 865 fallen officers engraved on the honour roll tablets near Parliament Hill.
How can a mailout referendum be honest?
Last Friday, Oct. 19, while out shopping, I lost my wallet.
If you lived in Coldstream, you were known as a farm kid — and I happen to be one of them.
I submit that the way this whole referendum process is being carried out is a crock.
High time to move city into 21st century
I would label them “PR evangelists” as they never miss an opportunity to drive their point home.
This important practice is being undermined by the current government’s actions.
I want to thank the person that turned it in very much.
“I want governments comprised of a true reflection of voters’ values and needs…”
The B.C. voter had a plethora of choice available in the 2017 election.
It can only be described as sounding like a huge constipated wasp.
