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Athletes earn admiration, respect

If there ever was any doubt about their commitment, national pride and the efforts of our athletes, no matter where they placed or how they performed in competition, it was eliminated completely by Paula Findley.

We shouldn't assume winners were doping

Re: "Controversial Chinese athlete earned her skills the hard way, coach says," Aug. 5.

Les Leyne: B.C. has tough questions on pipeline

First, B.C. laid down five stringent requirements for any heavy oil pipelines in the province. Then Premier Christy Clark got into an argument with Alberta over sharing revenues from such lines.
Looking for peace and a healthy planet

Looking for peace and a healthy planet

Re: "NASA jubilant as Mars rover beams back photos," Aug. 7. Yes, another major achievement by us humans.

Salmon aquaculture not worth the risks

Re: "Fish farm quarantined after virus discovered," Aug. 1 When it comes to industrial salmon aquaculture on our coast, the list of environmental impacts is a long one.

Rowing coach an asset to Canada

Re: "Triumph. Heartbreak. Controversy." Aug. 5. The years of training and dedication necessary for an athlete to win an Olympic medal are impossible to comprehend. To lose after that incredible dedication must be devastating.

Council should have approved new lodge

Re: "Need grows, but beds stand empty," July 29.

Elect politicians for one term only

Re: "Retiring MP's pension disgusting," Aug. 3. There is an answer to the question: "When is this going to end?" Let's start with the next provincial or federal election. Let the candidates know we are electing them for one term only.

Bandshell concerts have broad appeal

The music, the setting and the large audience all made for a wonderful evening at the Beacon Hill's Cameron Bandshell last Monday.

In defence of dandelions

I have always been baffled by the fact that so many people enjoy destroying the small, beautiful yellow flower called the dandelion. As kids we all enjoyed blowing dandelion seeds, but grown-ups always frowned on us.