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The Editor, The media are saying that we are about to have driverless cars visited upon us. The experts assure us they are perfectly safe and, with our customary blind faith, we gobble up their words without hesitation.

The Editor, Re. "Blue Sky wants some big buildings in Burquitlam" (The Tri-City News, May 13). A letter to Coquitlam council: It is with great regret that I see the proposed Blue Sky development move on to the next stage.

W hat happens when you mix climate change, Premier Christy Clark, a mysterious tinfoil-covered device and a company bent on building a nuclear fusion generator? I have no idea because my newspaper never received an invite to Premier Clark's press eve

Who would have predicted that cross-border shopping a pre-occupation of retailers and consumers in 2013, when the loonie was closer to par would have dropped off the radar by 2015? But that is what has happened.

The Editor, Re. "Teacher layoff list close to 500 for end of school year" (The Tri-City News, May 8). I read the referenced article with sadness. I do not understand why teachers, parents and students have to deal with layoff notices each year.

T he Tri-Cities have a vibrant arts, cultural and heritage community a fact that is well known among local historians, artists, musicians and actors, and the moms, dads, patrons and groups that support them.

The Editor Re. "New dog regs for Mundy?" (The Tri-City News, May 6). I know there are few topics in Coquitlam that attract more public commentary than the issue of off-leash dogs in Mundy Park.