Editor: Canadians have been sold a lie that euthanasia concerns individual autonomy and personal choice.

Editor: I, l ike your reporter Troy Landreville, feel my throat tighten and tears welling up in my eyes when I read how about the untimely death of little Kira.

Readers call for electronic enforcement, car insurance competition

A 91Ô­´´ woman urges the public to lobby politicians about waterways.

Ben Farrant was there at the start of the Wellspring Foundation.

Editor: I love (the 91Ô­´´ Fork and Finger Foodie) event. I go yearly. I am a foodie. I am also a vegetarian and, more recently, vegan.

E ditor: I’m writing this in response to the letter submitted by Bill Dallas with regards to the Times advertising for firearms in the Aug. 23 edition.

If the Shaggy Mane Trail is shared use, why don’t horse owners have to clean up after their animals?

A reader saw the Advance’s online story about two owlets rescued at The Redwoods Golf Course

Editor: Re: Bill Dallas’ letter, ‘Advertisement for firearms was disappointing ,’ I think some factual clarification is in order. None of those firearms in the recent ad in the 91Ô­´´ Times are assault weapons. None are military. There are two shotguns, four bolt-action rifles, three semi-automatic rifles, and one semi-automatic bullpup.