Opinion

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.

The Editor, Re. “SD43 and cities teaming up to fight daycare crunch” (The Tri-City News, Sept. 21).

The Editor, Any person who is running for mayor or council in Coquitlam in the Oct. 20 municipal election should be required to sign a pledge that he or she will resign their seat if they decide to run for office provincially or federally while on council.