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Letters
Buzzwords for homeless
Re. Seniors in the housing crisis (Castanet, April 19) As of late, there are a number of new buzzwords and many adjectives being used in the media to redefine...
Upset at council and traffic
Once again, I need to thank (Kelowna’s) mayor and councillors for the job they have done. It sure does warrant their 35% pay raise. Now we can’t...
'Punitive' tax rates
Re. Patrick MacDonald's letter Climate change no priority (Castanet, April 17) I have numerous issues with the comments made in the letter, but one in...
Fire hydrant concern
There are concerning potential wildfire hazards in West Kelowna. My family lives on a cul-de-sac in West Kelowna, which is immediately above Kalamoir Park. It...
On demand busing
Re. On demand with BC Transit (Castanet, April 18) For me, it’s daja vu all over again. Many residents probably think, “Gee, how innovative.”...
Penticton's downtown
I am writing to inform (readers) of my thoughts on the business opportunities of our merchants in (Penticton’s) downtown core. We must focus our city...
Why change vote?
Kelowna city Councillors Ron Cannan, Gordon Lovegrove, Mohini Singh and Rick Webber voted against the whopping pay raises during the first and second council...
Park owners criticized
Re. One step closer to sale (Castanet, April 17) The Callahan brothers and Justice Kevin Loo should be ashamed of themselves for deliberating the future of the...
End violence against women
Re. RCMP confirm death (Castanet, April 17) It’s Prevention of Violence Against Women Week in British Columbia—a week when anti-violence groups and...
Snake theft consequences
Re. Python returned to store (Castanet, April 17) The youths who stole the snake from the pet store need to have consequences from the law or they will learn...
Supports Kamloops mayor
I have been following the Kamloops (situation) since Mayor Reid Hamer-Jackson was voted in. I am honestly appalled that the same people who aren't happy...
'Misinformed' about carbon
There are many misinformed people concerning carbon and its associated costs to Canadians. (The) Liberal (government) will have you believe you’re better...
Climate change not priority
Re. Michael Laurin's letter Challenged on carbon tax Castanet, April 5) A letter writer recently challenged the facts presented by me in a previous letter,...
Critical of justice system
Re. Daughter confirms death (Castanet, April 15) It seems somewhat strangely familiar—a (woman) goes missing, her spouse is arrested and released. But...
Needs a vehicle for work
The Canadian Press has described an ongoing labor shortage despite starting wages being 25% above minimum wage. However, that increased wage is more than offset...
'Appalled' by drug idea
Re. Drug use zones in hospitals (Castanet, April 11) I am absolutely appalled at such a ridiculous idea. I am supportive of ideas to protect our medical staff....
Hospitals not for illicit drugs
Re. Drug use area in hospitals (Castanet, April 11) I do not believe patients should have a designated room in hospitals for drug use. Hospitals should not be...
'Fed up' with drug use
Re. Drug use zone in hospitals (Castanet, April 11) There are people receiving treatment in hallways in B.C. hospitals. We can’t keep emergency...
Dogs on beach in Kelowna
Re. Brian Kettle letter How many tickets issued? (Castanet, April 15) I read about dogs on beaches in Penticton. All anyone has to do is walk in water-front...
Complex care cost concern
Re. New complex care, supportive housing project revealed in Kelowna (Castanet, April 15) The City of Kelowna is going to donate $4million worth of land to...
