Opinion

Dear Editor: I cycle to work in North Vancouver. My bike ride is less than six kilometres long, but I pass the sites of three cyclist-motorist fatalities that have occurred in the last year and a half.

As we’ve mentioned before, the shareholders of Kinder Morgan received a great gift from the Canadian taxpayers when the federal government stepped up to take the pesky pipeline project off their hands for a cool $4.4 billion last year.

Call it a gut feeling, but I think people were ready for a change. Canada’s new food guide was unveiled last week. It’s the first time the healthy eating manual has been significantly updated in more than a decade.

Parties stand to gain or lose in the year ahead from potential Trans Mountain project restart

Editor: Re: Letter: Send $1.2-million policing bill to Derek Corrigan, NOW online, Jan. 31 In response to the letter from Mr. Savage regarding sending the $1.

New Democrat Sheila Malcolmson maintained the status quo in Nanaimo and B.C. Wednesday night. The big new development was the Green collapse. Malcolmson withstood a strong challenge from B.C.

If we are lucky, or fluky, we all have a brush with fame.

The man accused of murdering Burnaby teen Marrisa Shen in 2017 was in court yesterday (Tuesday) for an uneventful appearance.

Dear Editor : To the bearded runner who blasted between myself and an 89-year-old fellow dog walker as we were chatting on the pathway outside Mahon Park Saturday (Jan. 26) around 10:45 a.m., nicely done.

The Editor, Re. “PoMo road changes could cost >$300k” (The Tri-City News, Jan. 24).