Opinion

B.C. Premier John Horgan is doing that dance again. The one where he talks about maybe, perhaps, kinda he is thinking of making daylight saving time time permanent, like “our neighbours in the western United States.” It’s something most people want.

The Editor, Re. " PoMo council joins other cities in declaring climate change emergency " (The Tri-City News, June 13). I’m not sure I follow the logic behind Acting Mayor Lahti and Coun. Amy Lubik’s climate emergency plan.

The Editor, Re. " Mayor either does some work or doesn’t get paid " (Letters, The Tri-City News, June 20).

The Editor, Re. " Anti-abortion group made a school stop " (The Tri-City News, June 13).

When crisis looms, our leaders act. With polls detecting a potentially irreversible drop in the Liberals’ popularity and an election fast approaching, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his cabinet again approved the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

The Editor, Re. " PoCo's West seeks cancellation of China reception for civic politicians " (June 18, tricitynews.com). Sometimes, I think Port Coquitlam Mayor Brad West should simply speak with his feet and not his mouth.

Dorothy Dobbie is a Canadian classic. An entrepreneur, Dorothy started Pegasus Publications in Winnipeg in 1996, a member of parliament in the late 80’s and early 90’s and a passionate gardener.

Alcohol sales put on hold thanks to the fun-loving killjoys at B.C. Liquor Regulation Branch

The Editor, Re. " Loud motorcycles startle me, hurt my ears and distract other drivers " (June 15, Letters, tricitynews.com). In response to the referenced letter, if a motorcycle startles you, then you are not paying attention.

I feel personally betrayed by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. It feels like there’s a figurative knife in my back with his fingerprints all over it after Trudeau re-approved the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion on Tuesday. No, it wasn’t a surprise.