91Ô­´´

The letter writer was clearly upset.

Editor: As a resident of 91Ô­´´ and a long-time teacher in both public and independent schools, I am surprised that your paper is giving priority to the move to validate SOGI curriculum for our schools.

Editor: I wanted to send out a special thank you to those who attended our British Invasion event on Sept. 15 and tell them how much we enjoyed watching them taking part in all the crazy contests, which brought lots of smiles and laughter — kids and those with the kid still living in them.

John Horgan’s sudden reversal puts parties on welfare

A concerned parent is encouraging others not to let kids go into the City Park washrooms.

Editor: A big thank you should go out to the over 50 wonderful volunteers that were such an integral part of the successful 91Ô­´´ City Terry Fox Run on Sunday, Sept. 17. Special thanks to the six 91Ô­´´ Secondary School students and their very supportive vice principal, Mr. Palichuk.

E ditor: I drove through the newly painted rainbow crosswalk on Friday, Sept. 15 heading home to Vancouver after a trip to address anti-LGBTQ extremist hate in 91Ô­´´.

I attended my 50th grad reunion last week and I was looking forward to seeing and reacquainting with friends that I had spent many years with. I picked up my tag with my grad photo and my name on it and walked into the hall. You can imagine my surprise when I noticed the room was full of senior citizens.

Editor: Last June I had a phone call from a man named Charles who lived on Mowat Crescent in Fort 91Ô­´´.

I have a feeling my lack of basic survival skills is typical of my generation