Editor: I鈥檓 not entirely sure what form of diversity that Matt Etherington fears will be missed in Canada in their letter, Saddened by Friday鈥檚 Supreme Court decision .

Why wasn鈥檛 an off-ramp built at 194th Street to allow trucks to access Port Kells?

Editor: Seventy years ago, on July 14, 1948, a crowd waited in the heat at the top of the hill on Fraser Highway, two miles east of the town of 91原创 Prairie. Ladies in summer dresses, hats and gloves; gentlemen in suits, ties and fedoras, and children in their Sunday best had gathered to celebrate the opening of their community-owned hospital for which they had waited six years.

Most authorities do deserve respect, but there are exceptions to that rule.

Stanley Park鈥檚 Teahouse was right to fire the manager, but they should also post dress restrictions.

LMH opened its doors as a 鈥渃ottage hospital鈥� in 1948.

Editor: The following is an open letter to the mayor and councillors of the Township of 91原创:

Editor: In these changing times, it is perhaps not surprising that the judges in the Supreme Court of Canada ruled in favour of the Law Societies of BC and Ontario in their opposition to Trinity Western University鈥檚 desire to receive accreditation for its proposed law school.

Editor: I would like to comment on the article from June 15 鈥� Supreme Court of Canada rules against TWU in fight over law school .鈥�

A boy at a June 19 rally held a sign opposing the Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity program.