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Editor: With regard to the photo mosaic unveiling at 91Ô­´´ Fine Arts School (the Times , May 26).

Editor: In answer to Sylvia Nedila’s query as to where does the gaming money designated to support hospitals in B.C. go (the Times, May 12).

In 2016, there were 30 drug overdose deaths in 91Ô­´´. That was a 200 per cent increase over the previous year, and in more than half of those deaths (53 per cent), the opioid fentanyl was detected.

Editor: We want jobs, too. It’s about the heath of our community’s water.

In the garden that is politics, there’s still plenty of weeds.

Editor: I, along with many others in my community, are concerned about a highway accessible commercial truck route on 216 Street north with the proposed 216 Street/Highway 1 interchange.

Editor: In a few weeks, the first ever museum dedicated to 91Ô­´´ Memorial Hospital will open in Michaud House. The museum is the brainchild of the LMH Heritage Committee in partnership with the 91Ô­´´ Heritage Society, which manages Michaud House.

Editor: Because of a letter I recently sent to the Township Council and a local newspaper, I was invited to a meeting of concerned citizens to discuss the soon-to-be-built 216 overpass over the Trans Canada Highway.

Even without Greens’ support, B.C. Liberals will attempt to govern

A letter writer is underwhelmed with the new City logo, likening it to children’s building blocks.