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To the editor: Re: "Indian restaurant stares down city hall over facade," March 16.

To the editor: Re: "Deceptive Conservatives have lost people's consent," March 8.

Dont think youre doing a favour for the homeless I dont know if its because they are lazy or stupid or both. To all the people who just leave their garbage, TVs and old mattress beside the dumpster you are not doing anyone a favour.

Dont hold your breath waiting for the provincial government to make substantial changes to municipal election financing regulations. Ida Chong, the minister responsible for such things, has promised change in time for the 2014 municipal election.

Feed the beast till it grows old and dies. Last Friday, George Abbott, B.C. education minister, took off to China.

To the editor: Naturally one laments the passing of the Playhouse, but amidst all the calls for government intervention, does no one stop to ask: why has attendance been so low in the past few years? Does no one remember how angry theatre-goers were

To the editor: Re: "Indian restaurant stares down city hall over facade," March 16. Good luck to Mr. Reza on his scrap with the city's planning department over the new facade of his restaurant.

Gibsons resident Judy Lynne diplomatically describes her late son Neil Falkner as "not the easiest teenager." She says her son struggled after she and his father separated, which is when Neil began to act out.

To the editor: Re: "Central Park-Just for laughs," March 21. Here's my thumb's up for the park board's permanently keeping the statue of the laughing, thigh-thumping guys. Laughter is always good, positive and there can never be enough of it.

To the editor Re: "Theatre director laments Playhouse's passing," March 14. It's time we declared British Columbia a have-not province. According to StatsCan, B.C. has the lowest provincial per capita funding for the arts in Canada.