Your Views

Bryan Corbett apparently likes to cite a lot of examples that do not agree with his point of view to tarnish the reputation of the Gazette’s neutrality of opinions and letter publishing (Your Views, Sept. 1).

Re: Strike a balance between progressive views and Conservative ones (Your Views, Sept. 1). I think Bryan Corbett has nailed it.

I can’t say I’m very interested in the endless and uninteresting debate in your pages about who is more ethical, atheists or Christians. Like the interminable kids-in-the-ladies’-change-room battle, it has continued long past its best-before date.

I admit I had been wondering if we might hear from Luke Fevin at some point in this ongoing discussion (for which, by the way, I should offer a note of thanks to the editors of the Gazette , for permitting the discourse to continue as long as it has)

Thank you to the writer who actually did a survey of the light debacle that is our city. I have often wondered how much valuable family time, workout time or leisure time I was wasting sitting at red lights.

I read the commentary by Jennifer Hamilton in the Aug. 22 edition of the Gazette (“Respect Your Neighbours”) and wondered does she live on or near Fawcett Crescent because it sounded just like what we have to put up with.

Doris Wrench Eisler again demonstrates that she didn’t actually read the entirety of my letter to her, in her most recent reply to me ( Gazette , Aug. 25).

On Aug.

This will be my last commentary on the discussion about use of the changing rooms at the Fountain Park pool. I have pointed out that I am not upset or fazed by my nudity in the women's changing room.

Much has been said and written about the soaring price of gasoline, something that hits us every time we go to the pump. In 1962, regular gas cost about 40 cents a gallon – slightly under 10 cents a litre.