Editor: As a near 20-year resident, a mere stone’s throw from both the Murrayville Schoolhouse and Denny Ross Park, I’m thankful for and a frequent user of the latter. Yet the redevelopment of the Murrayville Elementary School (MES) (as it used to be called) property is something of concern for me and many of my neighbors.

A 91Ô­´´ letter writer shares her prose about Township 91Ô­´´ council preparing for Christmas Day.

The municipal election isn’t until October 2018 but people are already debating candidates.

Level playing for during election time

Tom Fletcher defends corporate-backed B.C. Liberals

A 91Ô­´´ pioneer shows her appreciation for the annual banquet.

Editor: The Liberal government was elected on a platform that included a commitment to legalize, strictly regulate, and restrict access to cannabis. This commitment was a reflection of the fact that the current approach to cannabis doesn’t work. It has allowed criminals and organized crime to profit, while failing to keep cannabis out of the hands of youth. That is why our government introduced Bill C-45, the Cannabis Act. Public health and safety are at the core of this approach.

Editor: I recently received an email from my cousin Annette Fleming to advise me that the 91Ô­´´ Township has awarded a couple of road markers after the names of Larmon and Holding.

Editor: As a Township of 91Ô­´´ resident south of the freeway, I eagerly look forward to the new 216 Street access point to streamline traffic congestion and offer a new entry point into Walnut Grove.

Editor: On Tuesday, Nov. 21, the governor of Washington state, Jay Inslee, was in the B.C. legislature talking to B.C. MLAs about a proposal to bring high-speed rail service between Vancouver and Seattle.