LETTER: B.C. industries in a ‘death spiral’
With the wealth of resources our province has to offer, we should not be millions of dollars in debt. Or maybe I could be wrong, just give it all away. It’s our children’s problem, not ours.
Category: Letters
LETTERS: ‘Warming up my mornings at Tim Hortons’
“Their warmth and welcoming attitude is another reason to start my day with Tim Hortons at River Ranch Road. “
LETTER: Recounting the Christmas Eve bus crash
We are grateful to be here today and we give thanks to the many people who helped us.
Thank you to the kind people of Merritt
Kindness is a very powerful act, no matter how big or small, and I am so proud to live in a community that has it in spades.
Letters: “Advice from an incumbent Councillor”
If successful, you will be in a position to determine policies that impact the residents of the entire city – not just the vocal few who shout the loudest, not just the influential few, not just the most eloquent, not just your friends. Your decisions impact the entire community.
LETTERS: 4-H Club joins Fall Fair
Our 4-H Club will be a part of this year’s Fall Fair, happening September 3 and 4 at the Fall Fair grounds.
LETTERS: Moving on to the Northwest Territories
“As the 2021/2022 school year ended, I did not have the opportunity to thank and share with the students, staff and families of SD58 that I have transitioned to a new role as Superintendent/CEO of the YK1 School District in Yellowknife.”
LETTERS: Welcome to the 2022 Nicola Valley Fall Fair!
“We are excited and pleased to be holding a 2022 Fall Fair after a two-year hiatus due to COVID, fires and floods.”
Letters: Stopping invasive plants close to home
“Now is the time to take another look for patches of invasive plants that you may have missed earlier in the season.”
LETTERS: Provincial Healthcare
“The Provincial Government who is in charge of the Provincial health care system, must correct the mismanagement and take the under funding battle to another battle field.”
LETTERS: ‘Capstone project donations’
“I would like to convey my sincerest gratitude to Stoyoma Dental, Cascade Family Dental, and Dentistry at Merritt for their generous donations to my capstone project.”
LETTERS: Nicola Valley outreach project
“On behalf of St. Michael’s Anglican Church, I would like to thank all those generous donors who made our Nicola Valley Flood Fund outreach project possible.”
LETTERS: 2022 Elvis Festival in Merritt
At last, we can all enjoy a great weekend out with friends and family and enjoy great music, entertainment and food from the many vendors. ELVIS is back in the building, or at least the Merritt Rodeo Grounds. July 15, 16 & 17.
Pickleball in Merritt
“By now most people have heard of pickleball, the fastest growing sport in Canada. It is a fun cross of tennis, ping pong and badminton.”
LETTERS: Taking care of our homes against fires
“Home ownership is a big factor in property maintenance. Owning your home is a big motivator to care for those homes, as every dollar invested is at great risk, especially for homes that are built in or near a forest.”
LETTERS: Canada should invest into the Global Fund
“Although Monkeypox cases continue to swell in Canada and around the world, the virus doesn’t currently seem to have the biological potential to cause the next pandemic.”
LETTER: Thank you to our volunteers
“The Merritt Dance Society would like to thank all the volunteers and donors for our Bottle Drive on May 28. We are proud to be in such a wonderful and generous community.”
LETTER: Cents celebrate 50th anniversary
“This Season will mark the beginning of the 50th year of the Longest Continuously Running Franchise in the BCHL. No other team in the BCHL may lay claim this title!”
LETTER: Thanks to Diamondvale Elementary supporters
“We are so grateful to have had you by our side and making sure that we always felt welcome at your school.”
LETTER: Canada must invest in the fight against HIV and Aids
COVID-19 has inevitably negatively affected the fight against HIV / AIDS, TB and malaria. 22% less HIV testing and significant increase in TB and malaria deaths.
