Opinion

How to avoid the doggy doo problem? Be sensible, says letter writer

Medical science looks ready to accomplish what behavioural engineering couldn’t do — stop COVID-19 in its tracks.

Sadly there's no carolling this year, but on the plus side now we don't have to go carolling

Rookie New Westminster MLA Jennifer Whiteside is B.C.'s new education minister

A little empathy will keep your spirits up, says letter writer

"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.

New museums and community centres. Free bus rides province-wide for children 12 and under, tax-free electric bikes and a pandemic rebate on vehicle insurance ­premiums (if ICBC can afford it).

Black Friday doesn’t make sense in Canada. It’s timed to come the day after a U.S. holiday, American Thanksgiving, that we don’t celebrate.