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Editor: Reality check: The world is not coming to an end. George isn’t the doom of Gibsons. The Town of Gibsons will follow proper standards and work with the Ministry of Environment in following guidelines to avoid toxins from entering the harbour.

Editor: In response to Simon Broomhall (“Zero credibility,” Sept. 24) and William Baker (“George Hotel blues,” Oct.

Editor: There is a beautiful song that begins with one voice. As the song proceeds, others join in, lending strength and unity. I voted last Monday. I was visualizing Elizabeth May as that one voice.

Editor: The time to vote with your heart and for your values is now. Except for the Greens, the other parties are in a sheer battle for power. All three have said they will not compromise or form coalitions with each other.

Editor: What appeared in my mailbox and no doubt yours last Thursday is yet another dirty trick. What appears to be a Liberal Party of Canada ad on the back of a Conservative Party ad is in fact an attack on the Liberal candidate.

Editor: The Conservative Party is back to its usual dirty tricks. This time it is not robo-calls directing voters to wrong polling stations. This time it is a one-sheet leaflet sent through the mail declaring “NDP Tax Hikes Will Destroy ...

Editor: With just days to go to the election, our minds should be made up. The vast majority of us apparently want the Conservative Party out of power. There is not a poll that suggests otherwise. That does not mean it is going to happen.