LETTER: Pick up after your pooch
LETTER: Doesn’t anyone care anymore?
Summerland mayor’s confrontation over Confederate flag has harmed store
Confederate flag incident at store should have been handled differently
We cannot erase history and what it symbolizes — but we can deem it as unacceptable in our community
Government’s position unlikely to change without pressure from Canadians
For example, marketing racist symbols has the effect of making minority families feel unsafe
The situation could’ve been resolved without blame and degradation
Local homeowners should encourage council to have a ‘buy-in’ program to augment the solar farm
Ranting against perceived racism is another form of bullying
Toni Boot’s actions in dealing with store owner were inappropriate
Quiet phone call, not public display, should have been used in Confederate flag incident
Summerland mayor Toni Boot confronted store owner over selling Confederate bandanas
One reader wants the province to create a more inclusive name for B.C.
Toni Boot’s recent actions against racist symbols applauded
Five former Summerland mayors sign name to short letter
Site represents close to 20 per cent of land marked for future growth
