Opinion

The Editor, Like many Port Moody residents, I watched the Oct. 8 city council meeting with a wide range of emotions. I have little to add to the general discourse other than to echo the sentiments of Coun.

The Editor, A letter to Port Moody council: I can believe that receiving an email from me in support of Coun. Diana Dilworth’s motion — to be considered at the Oct. 8 council meeting — under agenda item 9.

The Editor, Thanks to Port Moody Coun. Diana Dilworth for putting item 9.14 on the agenda . I’m deeply concerned about Mayor Rob Vagramov continuing in his role while his sexual assault charge is unresolved.

Charlotte Brady and Anastasia Castro began raising a ruckus about single-use plastics when they were in Grade 8 — a bit younger than Greta Thunberg was when she sat down for her first climate protest.

Editor: This federal election, I’ve decided to go on strike from voting. And since strikes are generally accompanied by some kind of publicity, I feel obliged to report why. First of all, I know who’s going to get elected as MP for our riding.

Evening with author Malcolm Gladwell inspires thoughts on city’s affordability crisis

The Editor, Re. " Playground fight: Coquitlam city hall slide divides council " (tricitynews.com, Oct. 3).

I was surprised the other day when someone asked me, sports fanboy, of all people: are the Vancouver Canucks good for our economy? My initial inclination was to wonder why anyone would think otherwise.

The Editor, Re. " Federal election drama at the Evergreen theatre " (tricitynews.com, Oct. 4).

The Editor, The Coquitlam Crunch is definitely an awesome use of the space to create a fun fitness trail for all to enjoy . Recently, the city has added toilets and a hydration station is coming.