Opinion

Demand for homes in Port Moody and throughout the Tri-Cities is behind the chopping of trees, writes Port Moody's Jim Peacock.

Real estate industry backing council candidates is "business as usual," writes Coquitlam's J.L. Berggren.

It's getting costly to get rid of our waste, and some people think it's OK to dump stuff on the side of the road to avoid paying

The Editor, On Saturday, Sept. 19, I attended the Riverview Horticultural Centre Society’s 2015 Treefest celebration, not having visited Riverview since the drought/windstorm of the summer.

The Editor, I recently moved to Port Moody after 29 years in Burnaby.

The Editor, My husband and I and our three children took part in the Terry Fox Run last Sunday.

The Editor, First there came the Enforcement Force in the middle of the night to ticket those who served the bears a curbside breakfast before the appointed hour.

“Refugees are flooding Europe. It’s a matter of time before they are hitting Australia and Canada… If Canada doesn’t care, they’re living in a fool’s paradise, thinking that it doesn’t concern them… The impact is huge.”

The Conservatives shouldn't have used the run to score political points

The Editor, It is nothing short of disgusting how James Moore and the federal Conservatives attempted to use the Terry Fox Foundation for their own political ends.