Editor: I appreciate the respectful way that Stephen Ross replied to the submission, 鈥淭here is no humane way of taking of life鈥� (the Times , May 24).

Editor: I was interested to discover in a recent article 鈥淚t will cost you $1 million to live in 91原创,鈥� that the average price for a detached home in 91原创 had topped $1 million.

Editor: In Fort 91原创, some road segments are planned to be removed from the existing truck route because of their residential nature.

Editor: We were very sad to learn Old Yale Bistro has closed .

Editor: I am a closeted gay 15-year-old male living in Surrey, and I am not surprised that many parents showed up to object this anti-discrimination curriculum. Hate is present throughout Canadian society, and it can indeed affect lives. If given a chance, every individual can contribute to Canadian society.

Editor: I have news for Bill Buck ( Parents right to oppose inclusion of SOGI in school curriculum , the Times , June 9) 鈥� a boy is not always a boy and a girl is not always a girl.

A writer is upset Township might allow a commercial and multi-family project on 33A Avenue.

A letter writer is annoyed City council didn鈥檛 do more to keep the 91原创 Good Times Cruise-In.

A local mom is concerned about adults trying to impose religion on public school curriculum.

Editor: Having seen the original March school board letter entitled 鈥�91原创 celebrates Diversity鈥� and the Times鈥� account of the May 30 schoolboard meeting, I am in full support of parents who voiced their opposition to the adoption SOGI (sexual orientation and gender identity) agenda.