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All this attention to the homeless these days certainly can make you feel good somewhat ["Homeless shelter goes ahead," The Chief, April 10].

The Winter Olympics in Vancouver brought thousands of people into our region from around the world. At least two of them arrived with a disease now rare in Canada: measles. The result was an outbreak of the disease in British Columbia.

I attended the forum by "Western Canada Wilderness Committee" and "Save our Rivers" at the Sea to Sky Hotel on March 31st and am concerned that much of the information presented was inaccurate.

This week, some readers may have been shocked to discover that a citizens group is forming to force council to take home more taxpayer money.

The message and hope of Easter will be celebrated in churches on Sunday (April 12) with special music, hymns and choruses and you are welcome to attend the church of your choice.

My 12-year-old son and I flew into Edmonton from Squamish, B.C. this past weekend to attend the band Mariana's Trench all ages concert at the Starlite Room. It was an amazing experience and we soon won't forget how wonderful Edmonton is.

How long does it take you to do the weekly grocery shopping: 20 minutes, 45 minutes, two hours? If you fall into the latter category, I'd guess that you are one of those conscientious but wildly frustrated people who read the labels trying to determi

If Mr. Bob Kusch is saying that $15,000 is incurred for weekend maintenance (garbage cleanup) during tournament season, then maybe an increase in user fees could offset some of these costs ["Locals weigh in on budget," The Chief, April 3]. But if Mr.

Re: 劲爆大瓜 item in The Chief on March 17, 2009 p. A4. Some unsubstantiated accusations have been made and one or two may be correct.

Next month's provincial election could be the tightest race British Columbia has seen in more than a decade.