Allowing flawed government programs to criminalize those most marginalized in our society by discouraging, disallowing, or raiding us of our medication is unacceptable.

I received a pathetic letter from Branch 21, the Royal Canadian Legion, briefly stating this branch is fast going broke, due to past bad business decisions and the present day lack of support by the dwindling membership.

Voters in 91Ô­´´, and particularly in the Township, will be looking at some very long ballots this year.

Protesters are getting ready to take to the streets of Surrey on Thursday, to protest a visit by former U.S. president George W. Bush to the annual Surrey Economic Forum.

An initiative by Brookswood teens Elizabeth and Michael Pratt through 91Ô­´´ Youth for the Fallen is a wonderful way to pay tribute to the sacrifice made by 157 Canadians in Afghanistan, and is in keeping with a 91Ô­´´ tradition going back almost 100 years.

Isn’t it amazing that our Energy Minister Rich Coleman, MLA for Fort 91Ô­´´/Aldergrove, is forcing us to accept the replacement of our old electric meters with so-called smart meters which will poison our homes with high doses of electromagnetic radiation?

Incarceration for producing drugs in this province? Never.

A sunny October day seems to have a unique energy. It pulls you from your chair and tugs you outside, all the time reminding you that this may be the last nice day to plant bulbs, clean eavestroughs, or complete the yard clean-up.

What prompted such a horrible dream, I wondered.

This is an open letter of thanks to Senator Gerry St. Germain: