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In the months of March and April, daffodils and tulips signal the welcome return of spring.

Editor: How can Metro Vancouver justify the wants of one business (Ebco and their air quality application) as overriding the needs of the businesses around them?

Editor: After reading the letter in the Friday, April 21 91Ô­´´ Times , referring to a loss of human decency, I had to voice my opinion about this occurrence.

Editor: I have the privilege, and yet sometimes difficult task of raising a three -and-a-half-year-old and a 2-year-old.

Is there change on the horizon in B.C., and if so, why?

Why does spending affect who gets their message out to voters?

A longtime resident wants to sell his home but the market is so tumultuous.

The Brookswood Fernridge Community Association responds to a recent letter to the editor.

Why did the Liberal candidates for 91Ô­´´ and 91Ô­´´ East not attend the all candidates hosted by the teachers’ union?

Columnist Bob Groeneveld is concerned about how political ads are harming his four-legged ‘kids’.