Opinion

The Editor, Re. " PoMo cannabis applicants left hanging by council adjournment " (The Tri-City News, Nov. 28) and " Letter: A 'no' to pot shops in Port Moody " (tricitynews.com, Nov. 29).

The Editor, Re. " Big hikes for admin as teachers fight for pay raises " (The Tri-City News, Nov. 28). I thought it was obscene to see such a huge pay rise and the amounts that the School District 43’s top staff members earn.

The Editor, Re. " Highrise proposed for Coquitlam's Maillardville " (tricitynews.com, Dec. 1). Welcome to Coquitlam — and another highrise.

The Editor, Re. " Big hikes for admin as teachers fight for pay raises " (The Tri-City News, Nov. 28).

The Editor, This summer I took a walk on the south side of Lougheed Highway, east of Westwood and before the Hastings cross street and was shocked to see all the litter that had accumulated in the ravine beside the highway.

Editor: Re: “They are taxis”: Burnaby to charge ride-hailing companies same fees as cabs , NOW News I for one applaud council’s decision to see the world as it really is, not the fantasy world advanced by huge billion-dollar multi-national corporatio

The Editor, Re. " Letter: This is why Coquitlam car numbers are no surprise to residents " and " Letter: Money talks and renters are hurt in Coquitlam " (Letters, tricitynews.com, Dec. 1).

The Editor, Re. " Is Coq. ‘losing ground’ in efforts to promote driving alternatives? " (The Tri-City News, Nov. 28). My wife and I are retired. Once a week, we have to travel downtown and choose to take SkyTrain instead of driving.

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Old Nick showed up at the Comox Valley Christmas parade on Sunday. No, not St. Nick. Old Nick. Beelzebub. Lucifer. Mephistopheles. Satan. As advertised. Courtenay Mayor Bob Wells saw at least four versions of the devil at Sunday’s festivities.