Letters

Editor : I went to see the current exhibit in Fort Langley at the Langley Centennial Museum.

Editor: As someone who religiously obeys the school speed zone laws, I have to raise this issue.

‘Hopefully more projects like this are in the future for Langley City.’

A long-time resident and Cruise-In participant won’t be following to Aldergrove.

Editor: (This is) a short note to say that my wife and I enjoyed Jim McGregor’s article, “We were taught all the wrong stuff” (the Times , April 21).

Editor: I write today to acknowledge that the Law Society of British Columbia sees fit to protect us all from the rough lessons of history.

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 Langley 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.

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