Opinion

The Editor, So I had to venture out tonight to get some groceries. While standing in line at the grocery store I noticed this woman in a motorized scooter at the till next to me.

"I don't like wearing my mask but it's for the safety of me, my friends, my parents, my teachers and other people in my community"

Are the “Cynical Spreaders” winning the day right now or are our rising COVID-19 numbers simply a reflection of how tough it is to combat this virus? “Cynical Spreaders” is the title that pollster Angus Reid Institute conferred back in the summer on

The Editor, “ Brochure slams Coquitlam school district China-backed Confucius Institute ,” (Tri-City News, Nov. 27) I admittedly know little of the Confucius Institute except that they offer Mandarin Language classes and cultural programs.

Grocery store bouncers, awkward mask chats, avocados ... we're all into some weird stuff right now

Editor: "There's a time for everything." I guess it was time. At her Nov. 19 briefing, Dr.

Premier John Horgan is unveiling a new cabinet this week as the BC NDP government tackles a tough list of challenges. Things have been in suspended animation since the election call in September.

The Editor, Dear Youth Sports Organizations: What is the most important thing when it comes to youth sports? Is it to develop children to play a sport? Is it to maximize exercise for the most people? Is it to develop talent for the NCAA and accrue sc

Editor: More than a few years ago now, a dear friend noted that she would not want to be held responsible for her children's actions if they committed a hateful crime, and so she should also embrace not being held up for their accomplishments.

British Columbians have been nimble in adapting their individual actions to slow the spread of COVID-19 in our communities over the last ten months, and it has had a big impact.