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To the editor: Re: School board mulls Mosquito devices, May 4. The look on my daughters face and the faces of all her schoolmates aged five to eight broke my heart.

Atira installs 'supportive guest policies,' welcomes johns indoors

To the editor: Re: "UBC employee decries campus treecutting," May 4. I would like to clarify a few points made in this article. The trees at the centre of the story are being removed so we can build the new Student Union Building (SUB).

New program has same problems as old STIR program and more

To the editor: My name is Ethan. I am in grade 5 at Kerrisdale elementary. I recently saw on the news that [the 麻豆传媒映画School Board] might change the school calendar. I oppose that idea. Here is my reason.

To the editor: Not mentioned in the article is the presentation by Mike Gibson from Moving Sound Technologies Inc regarding health, safety issues with the device and, if installed properly, how noise from device is limited to "dark areas.

To the editor: Re: "School board mulls mosquito devices," May 4. I have witnessed firsthand the vandalism that occurs when groups of teenagers and young adults converge, drink and sometimes brawl.

To the editor: Re: "Pantages foes need to check their heads," April 27.

Fuel used to help exploit tar sands

There was one tasty tidbit for TransLink in the torrent of legislation that hit the floor of the Legislature in Victoria over the past two weeks. Among those 15 bills was the South Coast British Columbia Transportation Authority Act.