Opinion

The Editor, Re. “Tickets, fines, warnings in Port Coquitlam, Coquitlam” The Tri-City News, June 1).

The Editor, I had the great privilege of attending the Youth and Philanthropy Initiative finals at Heritage Woods secondary this morning.

The Editor, In the 1970s when we moved to Coquitlam, there were two stop signs at Foster Avenue and Gatensbury Street, one in each direction.

If we don’t support B.C. farming, we won’t have an agricultural sector and farmland will be taken over by development.

Final class project brings back memories but mom's job as education advisor is now almost over

Cleaning up our yards keeps away rats and the bigger prey animals that feast on them

The Editor, The one 40-storey tower at Glen Drive and Westwood Street will contain 273 units and if the other three towers are approved, a thousand families will move into that block.

The Editor, Re. “Tower plans approved despite concerns” (The Tri-City News, June 1).

Dear Editor: Proportional representation (PR) is a way to make sure that every voter is effectively represented in the legislature. It is not a strategy that favours one party over any other.

The Editor, Coquitlam council congratulated itself that this year’s tax increase of 2.06% is the “lowest increase in over 20 years."