Opinion

Premier Christy Clark is quickly expending her stock of credibility in her take-no-prisoners approach to the byelection battle in Port Moody-Coquitlam.

The Editor, Re. "Drivers just keep paying for others to ride transit" (Letters, The Tri-City News, March 23).

The Editor, Re. "Mayors seek car levy" (The Tri-City News, March 21.) I don't know about you, but I am getting awfully tired of being told that because I am lucky enough to have a car, I should be punished for it. Did that sound harsh? It shouldn't.

FACE TO FACE: They agree Christy Clark has been bad - but who's better? From my considerably right-wing colleague to the most doctrinaire of socialists, most British Columbians agree that our BC Liberal government has got to go.

FACE TO FACE: They agree Christy Clark has been bad - but who's better? For once, my colleague opposite and I agree on a political matter. We both believe Christy Clark has been a disaster as B.C.'s premier.

The Editor, Re. " Canadians ignore their history at their peril" (Letters, The Tri-City News, March 14). "Bilingualism is a national memory" Mr. Dyrkton states in his letter, and I agree. It should be a memory.

Is Coquitlam council throwing good money - taxpayers' money totalling in the tens of thousands of dollars - after bad with the city's latest plan for paid parking in Town Centre ? While that won't be fully determined until the Evergreen Line is runni

The alarm has been raised that the federal government is about to turn the clock back on fisheries protection by about 35 years.

FACE TO FACE: What's in a name - and $40 million - for a stadium? Iam flabbergasted that Premier Christy Clark's BC Liberals have turned down a $35-million offer by Telus to put its moniker on BC Place.

FACE TO FACE: What's in a name - and $40 million - for a stadium? Naming public facilities after corporate donors is crass.