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Re: 鈥淪pecial-needs students treated shamefully,鈥� editorial, Feb. 15.

Re: 鈥淣ine police jobs face axe under budget cap: chief,鈥� Feb. 15.

Re: 鈥淭eenage brains are not ready to vote,鈥� letter, Feb. 17. The letter-writer attempts to use brain physiology as a reason for not giving our young people the chance to choose those who lead.

Re: 鈥淜issing sailor in iconic war photo dies at 95,鈥� Feb. 19. You knew it had to come (and that鈥檚 a good thing), so here it is.

Re: 鈥淭eenage brains are not ready to vote,鈥� letter, Feb. 17. Referring to the fact that teenage brains have not yet developed enough to make rational and well-thought-out decisions is degrading and insulting to the youth of today.

Re: 鈥淎natomy of a heart attack,鈥� column, Feb. 14. Thank you for highlighting heart disease in Heart Month. It is vital to get this message out. Too many people, like the series鈥� author, are unaware of the risks, dangers and symptoms of heart disease.

Re: 鈥淓x-premier accused of groping woman in London in 2013,鈥� Feb. 16. The news media have opened a story about former premier Gordon Campbell鈥檚 supposed 鈥済roping incident鈥� and continue with his character assassination.

Re: 鈥淭eenage brains are not ready to vote,鈥� letter, Feb. 17. As an 11-year-old boy, I find this letter hard to believe. Sixteen-year-olds are usually capable of making decisions that carry weight, such as how they will get jobs to support themselves.

Re: 鈥淪pecial-needs students treated shamefully,鈥� editorial, Feb. 15. I read the editorial with mixed feelings. I agree that students with special needs are suffering because there is a dire shortage of educational assistants.

Re: 鈥淩isk factors and Ze French Paradox,鈥� column, Feb. 16. I admire David Sovka鈥檚 courage in going public about his life-threatening experience in having a heart attack. His recovery gives hope to all of us and I wish him well.