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In Canada in 2005, we consumed about 60 litres per person per year, more than double just five years earlier. In BC 23 percent of us consume at least three-quarters of our daily intake via bottled water.

Last Wednesday Tzeporah Berman presented a compelling case formajor commitment to replacing our greenhouse gas economy with a green one.

Playground Builders would like to thank the 老澳门六合彩开奖记录资料 Rotary and those in the community who attended Owen Carney's tribute night. The $6,000 donation by Rotary will be used to help build a playground at a school in Afghanistan.

Regarding the article on the STV campaign in the current edition ["Locals peddle new STV electoral system," The Chief, April 10], I miscommunicated a factual item to you and I need to remedy this error.

These days council is immersed in the budget. Budget deliberations are the most intensive piece of work we do annually. This year is a tough one.

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.