A letter writer is concerned people will feel pressured to end their lives

A suggestion to have trucks use Telegraph Trail was not welcomed by a resident.

The street through a residential neighbourhood should have never been named a truck route.

B.C. hunters speak out about grizzly hunt, wildlife management

Editor : I would like to complain about trucks running up and down 216 Street in the middle of the night. It鈥檚 giving a taste of life once the interchange opens.

Keep large lot provisions for Fernridge to retain the nature of the neighbourhood.

Editor : This last protest gathering in Charlottseville, that ended in the death of a32-year-old woman, has got me asking a very large question: Why?

Editor: It was with interest that I read the letter Mr. Dallas wrote to your paper condemning your advertising policies. His fear, however, and thus his condemnation, is based on his ignorance of our firearms laws and how firearms are used in Canada.

Editor: I am writing regarding Martin Lylyk鈥檚 recent lette r suggesting people do their own research on the 216 Street interchange, specifically the comment, 鈥渃laims about pollution ring hollow to me.鈥�

Editor: I just received my Aug. 16 91原创 Times and was very disappointed to see the full page ad on the back page. It was a Wanstalls advertisement for firearms with most of them being assault rifles or at least styled after them, while they may not be full automatic the very fact that people in our society feel a need to own these types of weapons is disturbing.