Opinion

The Editor, I want to say a big Thank You to the kind fellow who drove by our home as I was shovelling.

Why no report from staff or debate on change to trustee pay like there was at city councils?

The Editor, Gosh, what was all the fuss about?

The Editor, In the Austin Heights area of Coquitlam, between Ridgeway and King Albert avenues, there is an admirable collection of modest, well-maintained living units.

The Editor, Re. “School district trustees oppose pay decrease” (The Tri-City News, Jan. 17) and “Trustees are not in same work category as city councillors” (Letters, The Tri-City News, Feb. 7).

Dear editor: Re: Sentenced to Commute, Feb. 8 editorial viewpoint. I think your editorial on subsidized housing rather missed the point. The main issue was the selection of teachers as the sole beneficiaries of the proposed scheme.

Dear editor: I am writing to express my concern about Provincial Court Justice Kathryn Denhoff’s recent dismissal of all charges against the ship MV Marathassa for the 2,700-litre spill of oil in English Bay on April 8, 2015.

The Editor, Re. “Why spend all that cash?” (Letters, The Tri-City News, Jan. 31) and “PoMo road changes could cost >$300k” (The Tri-City News, Jan. 24).

Back in the 1940s, the government of Canada decided that people should not be left on their own to make food choices. I suppose the government was right to intervene.

Homeless getting help in the Tri-Cities, but is it enough?