Opinion

Letter writer disputes comments from an Urban Development Institute representative that Port Moody isn't doing its part to accommodate population growth

Have the LNG gas line protesters got your attention? They’ve got mine, and they’ve got the attention of our whole country, not only by inconveniencing us, but by effecting the economic livelihood of thousands of workers.

You know something is fishy when 'chum' salmon become 'buddy' salmon

Finance Minister Carole James is getting good at delivering balanced operating budgets. Her third one in a row unfolded at the legislature Tuesday and the game plan is to spend just a touch ($203 million) less than the government brings in.

Paying taxes leaves a bad taste in the mouths of most people, but there’s a new one that feels like it will be easier to swallow.

Domestic violence is a problem that needs addressing with all seriousness, Andrew Wilkinson knows that - now he can support paid leave for people escaping domestic violence

Tuesday morning, a group that included a handful of old white guys who looked, well, kind of like me demonstrated outside the Langford home of Premier John Horgan.

Port Moody residents should get a formal vote on the future of the Bert Flinn Park right-of-way and development of the Ioco lands, says the letter writer

Dear editor: Re: No-fault Insurance a Move in the Right Direction for ICBC, Feb. 7 editorial viewpoint. To my mind, B.C. Attorney General David Eby is to be supported in the ICBC changes he proposes.

Coquitlam letter writer says they have concerns with how sound would travel in taller wood-frame condo buildings.