Opinion

The Editor, There are several older indigent men who frequent the McDonald’s where I typically have coffee with the adults I support.

The Editor, Re. “Another Evergreen station? Possibly” (The Tri-City News, Nov. 10).

Lately, some in Squamish, which I cover, have been talking about how children are being raised to be “snowflakes” and should be tougher.

The Editor, I want to take this opportunity to comment on two articles the Nov. 17 issue of The Tri-City News.

The Editor, Re. “Seaview parents push for traffic safety in area” (The Tri-City News, Nov. 15).

What concrete action is being taken to make Riverview a place for healing and wellness when the need is so great?

The Editor, Re. “ Benefits boost possible for PoCo council, mgmt.” (The Tri-City News, Nov. 15).

The Editor, Re. “Schools for Tri-City waterfront dev’t.?” (The Tri-City News, Nov. 15).

If Coquitlam is increasing density and allowing smaller units, it needs to make sure amenities are in place so people have some place to go

Giving Port Moody residents first dibs on new condos won't make them cheaper