Opinion

Port Moody votes for change, Coquitlam happy with incumbents, a few new faces in Port Coquitlam

There's a need to consider senior mobility, health, resources, dementia issues when planning for cities

The Editor, Yesterday, a human being was lying on the boulevard of the Esso station at the corner of Barnet Highway and Ioco Road.

The Editor, I had an experience this evening that was both heartbreaking and heartwarming.

The B.C. government has finally come to its senses and reversed a plan to expand the veterans’ licence plate program to include retired RCMP members. This idea was always doomed to failure.

The sustained record-low unemployment has been cause for monthly celebrations by government for several years.

Hey, do you smell something? It smells a bit like skunk, and Cheezies, and victory! Yes, it is officially Weedmas Day, the day that cannabis becomes legal in Canada. Open up your window and get a whiff of this new world we’ve entered.

The Editor, Re. VoteSmart voters guides (The Tri-City News, Oct. 10) and tricitynews.com/municipal-election.

The Editor, The city of Port Moody included a community opinion question on the ballot for Saturday’s election

Candidates need to watch out for who is endorsing them to see if the support matches their values and voters need to be wary of social issues being dragged into the civic election