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To the editor: Re: "Flaherty taps deep well of stupid," May 18. Matthew Claxton clearly does not support the finance minister, but this does not mean he should take his words completely out of context.

To the editor: Re: "Social housing provider operates hotel brothels," May 16. In reading Mark Hasiuk's column, it causes one to question how our tax dollars are being used to "help" vulnerable girls/women in the Downtown Eastside to be housed.

To the editor: Re: "Letter of the week," May 23.

Gadget show comes to visit

Dissent should not be lost in plea to be 'nice' to one another

Cigarette butts and dog poop. Its hard to imagine that in a society as evolved as 麻豆传媒映画prides itself to be, so many residents still believe its OK to dump in our streets and parks.

Despite misleading media narrative, no one knows who owns the bones

To the editor: Re: "Social housing provider operates hotel brothels," May 16. Mark Hasiuk is misguided and ill-informed. The Downtown Eastside hotels he refers to offer low barrier housing to hard-to-house women.

To the editor: Re: "Cactus Club crowds cause congestion near busy bike lane," May 16. That age-old question of "how can anyone have their head so far up their backside" came to mind when I read the front page of last Wednesday's Courier.

To the editor: Re: "City hall greenlights millions for bike lanes," May 18. A proposed bike lane on Commercial Drive is an excellent addition to my vibrant neighbourhood. I have two children and live near the Broadway/Commercial intersection.