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OPINION
Business hit by strike crossfire
TransLink chair George Puil, the organ grinder in this transit dispute, is back on the scene again and has managed to trip up a couple of his monkeys.
When it comes to miracle cures, it’s buyer beware
"Strauss Heart Drops Cure Heart Disease," boasted the ad in a recent Courier. "For the past two decades, this revolutionary new herbal product has been curing all manner of heart disease, with no exceptions (italics mine)."
Observations on the morning SUV dance
In the street where I walk my son to school, I’ve noticed an interesting and previously unreported "tribal supremacy" dance.
Quiet places for summer
Last night, I had a dream that legions of lawn-mowing, leaf-blowing, hedge-trimming zealots were pursuing me into the ocean.
Wacky Japanese dote on circuit board dogs
Long-time readers should by now be well aware that a lot of weird things happen in Asia—things that go a long way to help perpetuate the myth of the Mysterious East.
LETTERS
Stratas only as good as members
The article on condos ("Strata strife," June 17) says that the Strata Property Act states that strata councils were to "act in the best interests of the strata corporation—or risk losing their homes and assets if sued."
Turn down music
We had the opportunity to walk to Kerrisdale village with guests from Qualicum Beach whom we hadn’t seen in four years and lunched at our favourite Japanese restaurant yesterday.
Park ‘activists’ dope-dealing bums
It’s always interesting to see what the Grandview-Woodland Area Council has to say about the policing centre in Grandview Park.
Noise pollution killing squirrels, driving city residents squirrely
Recent letters regarding "Noise booklet no solution for residents," June 20, highlight the Third World noise conditions many Vancouver residents experience every day of the year.
Expensive dumping will cut waste
As one of the public who feels that recycling should be free, I think there is a relatively simple solution to the reality that it is not free.
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