Opinion

The recent provincial election realigned the political landscape like rarely before, but it is far from clear whether the changes will be lasting.

I am a dog person, but I used to be a cat person. When I was seven, my parents bought me a tabby cat with a white patch on his chest. I named him Buttons and he was my beloved companion for 16 years.

The Editor, On behalf of all of us at Canadian Blood Services, I would like to thank All Saints Parish for keeping their facility doors open to us throughout the pandemic to host our mobile donation events.

Sometimes in B.C. elections, a party leader finds themselves trapped in a cycle of missteps, gaffes and controversies that overshadow everything they try to do on the campaign trail.

In my three-plus decades living in the Coquitlam River Watershed and working to address water issues in the Coquitlam River, I’ve never witnessed demand for water higher than it is today.

If you watched last week's 2020 leadership debate between Premier John Horgan, Andrew Wilkinson of the BC Liberals and Sonia Furstenau of the BC Greens, you likely learned two things.

Sometimes a party leader finds themselves trapped in a cycle of missteps, gaffes and controversies that overshadow everything else on the campaign trail.

The Editor: Re. “ China has no influence on Coquitlam schools, say trustees, as they double down on Confucius Inst.

The Editor, Re: “ Thousands of protestors expected at 'freedom mega rally' this weekend in Vancouver ” There has been much in the news lately about conspiracy theorists so I am shocked and appalled that the Vancouver Police Department would allow a d

Editor: Re: Tri-City mayor resigns The real story is not that a house burned three years ago and an inexperienced volunteer fireman was traumatized and created all kinds of drama accomplishing nothing.