Opinion

The Editor, It's time to properly connect two important communities in our city and make life a little easier for the residents of Port Moody.

The Editor, I am new to Port Moody and live on the 20th floor of an apartment building in the Klahanie neighbourhood.

The Editor, Re. "' Disgusted' at dumping on Coquitlam trail " (Letters, tricitynews.com). I have to agree with letter write Martha Bijman. Litter is becoming a nuisance in our Port Coquitlam neighbourhood, too.

'I want to discuss your application for the job of prime minister. '

The Editor, Kudos to the city of Coquitlam for the pop-up park that has been at Mundy Park this summer. It's such an awesome project that got many kids out of their houses and active outside.

The Editor, Re. " Coquitlam collision calls for intersection overhaul " (Letters, tricitynews.com). Why is the default for intersections traffic lights? The research is clear: Roundabouts reduce accidents by up to 70%.

A young woman I know was off travelling recently.

The Editor, I am writing regarding the threat to, and potential loss of, human life in the event of the Trans Mountain Pipeline completion.

The recent report from the B.C. Utilities Commission about pain at the gas pump appears to confirm what Lower Mainland drivers have known all along: they are getting hosed.

Commentary by an environmental scientist who used to be a consultant to oilsands companies in Alberta; he is a member of the B.C. Community Solar Network. Fossil fuel pipelines generate a lot of political heat and smoke in B.C.