Opinion

Our current educational philosophy is one of integration, treating all children alike, and all the responsibility is being dumped in the lap of teachers, writes Nadya Shore of Port Coquitlam.

Those who buy a brand new home worth up to $750,000 will pay no property transfer tax, yet those who buy existing housing stock will get no such break, writes J. Wiltshire of Port Coquitlam.

Municipal traffic engineers need to consider the commercial and service vehicle parking needs of mixed-use, transit-oriented developments, writes D.B. Wilson of Port Moody.

A large district such as SD43 has strengths and challenges, budget time will be an opportunity to look deeper

No more bully and victim, it's time to embrace diversity

The Editor: Re. "Armed with confidence, PoCo’s Russo dances" (TC Community, The Tri-City News, Feb.

The Editor, The current vision for the Riverview lands by BC Housing and the BC Liberal government completely disregards the wishes the community has expressed in community consultations.

One of the last things anyone would ever imagine the B.C. government doing is adopting an old NDP program but that’s exactly what energy and mines minister Bill Bennett did this month.

Setting money aside to fulfill an LNG election promise that didn't materialize doesn't make sense when there are other needs

Compared to hiking in the summer, winter hiking requires a much higher level of preparedness, especially when venturing to higher elevations.