Opinion

It’s the Labour Day weekend. Labour as in time to go back to work — which, for many people these days means popping open a laptop on the kitchen counter. If there has been one revelation during the pandemic, it’s the whole work-from-home thing.

Great news for all of you who enjoy spending entire days going up hills but are less interested in walking past fields of frozen human waste and dead bodies.

Federal politics just got real again now that the federal Conservatives have finally chosen a leader.

The Editor, It is with sadness I read Richard’s farewell submission . Aside from being a Coquitlam resident since the ‘70’s, it is specifically during Richard’s tenure that I became a devotee of this community newspaper.

I do not know about you, but every September I start thinking about a start to a new season of activity.

Heading in for a routine cleaning looks a little different these days.

Open letter to the parents of B.C. students, As a long-time educator, I find the lack of an online option in B.C.’s Back To School Plan extremely disturbing.

Editor: To the young man at the Chevron station on Brunette Avenue on the evening of July 30.

A shocking thing happened earlier this week. B.C. health officials like Dr. Bonnie Henry finally treated us like grownups when it comes to COVID-19 data. Don’t get me wrong, Henry is doing a fine job of helping B.C.

Editor: We’re all suitably impressed by drivers of big pickup trucks, and we appreciate the contribution of gas tax dollars towards our growing public debt. However, please try to remember the dangers of tailgating.