The Editor,
I am sorry. I want to say "Yes." The benefit to the environment and societal needs is, for me, my guiding principle to responsible action.
But with great apologies to all individuals dependent upon TransLink, I will be voting "No."
Enough is enough. Being asked to trust that which has proven to be distrustful makes my spine shiver.
TransLink's upper-management has created this mistrust with mismanagement of funds at every level of responsibility - and to find myself in a position to be accountable to my friends and neighbours in a manner that has been denied by TransLink and B.C. community leaders leaves me speechless.
So, to each person dependent upon our public transit, I am sorry for any inconvenience you may experience.
I just cannot in good faith entrust another monetary benefit to TransLink.
Until an honest restructure of revenue and assets are administered, I will not be voting "Yes."
Charon Hunniford
White Rock