Opinion

The Editor, Re. “No to city’s pipe plea” (The Tri-City News, April 16).

Remember that really horrible thing you did when you were a kid that you believed would haunt your relationship with your parents forever?

It's not a bad idea to redevelop land around the hospital to pay for expansion, but what exactly will taxpayers get for selling off a valuable public asset?

Don't intentionally spook a cyclist on the road, writes Geordie McGillivray.

The Editor, The suggestion that Eagle Ridge Hospital expansion is dependent on the sale of ERH land may be premature right now.

The Editor, Re. “ERH rep says no land sale, no hospital expansion” (The Tri-City News, April 13) and “ERHF not in favour of hospital plan” (April 11).

The Editor, I support the B.C. government’s plan to stop unlawful billing by doctors.

It’s been a long time since British Columbia was beset with the kind of issue that divides nations, political parties and even some environmentalists. And it’s anyone’s guess as to how the Trans Mountain oil pipeline imbroglio will play out.

Letter writer: "The Moody Centre transit-oriented development initiative would be a great place to house an expanded library and/or theatre."

Letter writer: "I take offence when I see people illegally fighting against this project and not only keeping our province from benefiting but adding to the taxpayers’ money grab with their antics."