Opinion

The Editor, Most of our everyday world runs on one person, one vote, which is proportional representation (PR). How so?

Coquitlam didn't rank high a list of cities that love their pets based on how much money they spent, but buying stuff for Fido or Puss isn't the only way to show you care

The Editor, As a mother of two, I’ve been observing the news for some time about SOGI 123 in B.C. schools.

The Editor, If Kinder Morgan — and, now, the federal government — can build a pipeline all the way from Alberta, why not move the whole works out of English Bay and Burrard Inlet to Delta Port, where it more likely belongs? A pipeline was recently la

When governments get 100% of the power from just 40% of votes, something’s not right.

With municipal elections scheduled for Oct. 20, Tri-City residents look to The Tri-City News to get informed on the issues and the campaign.

The Editor, I noticed just before the official election period there were an inordinate number of pages in The Tri-City News dedicated to the city of Coquitlam advertising public hearings related to zoning bylaw changes, particularly building height amendments.

The Editor, Re. “Boggled over referendum question” (Letters, The Tri-City News, Sept. 19).

#POMOvotes2018: “He exploited a vulnerable person for sport and then made shotgunning a beer a condition for receiving food.”

The latest recommendations from British Columbia’s Rental Housing Task Force go a long way toward striking a balance between the needs of renters and the financial requirements of landlords.