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Columnist Bob Groeneveld’s predictions for 2018.

Editor: While visiting 91Ô­´´ this past week I had the opportunity to read your edition dated Dec. 27, 2017.

Airlines are the latest industry to discover letting worker wages stagnate isn’t good for business.

Editor: As we end another wonderful season of giving, sharing and celebration, we inevitably think of the people who make our lives and the lives of others better. This year, due to extreme weather conditions, many people have probably relied on someone to help them out.

Sportsmanship is also a skill that needs practice after Lias Andersson threw his silver medal into the crowd

A Conservative senator shouldn’t be shocked she’s the target of ire.

Editor: The 91Ô­´´ Event Centre is a beautiful well designed building, except for one area. The administration should be embarrassed that the Gate 3 handicap door’s mechanism has not worked since the season began.

Virtue signalling distracts from local government performance

Editor: Re: J. Jansen’s letter of Dec. 27:I am a part of the group of Walnut Grove residents Mr. Jansen refers to in his letter and want to clarify that while Linda Nash has sent many letters to the paper, she does not speak for our group.

A letter writer says Surrey wants trams for cities to its east so it monopolizes high speed transit.