Opinion

The Editor, Re. “Please, just slow down on Barnet” (Letters, The Tri-City News, June 3).

Canadians are fed up with the Senate expenses mess.

Lowering tax rates and allowing foreign workers are just some of the challenges associated with British Columbia's big push for LNG, writes Dermod Travis of IntegrityBC.

The coming of the Evergreen Line to the Tri-Cities brings challenges but accompanying housing density doesn't have to be a bad thing in Coquitlam and Port Mody

Government has a difficult job to do but community issues can't be solved with "a set of architectural eyesores, a couple of basketball courts and the planting of apple trees," says Coquitlam letter writer Michael Baumann.

Coquitlam's Burquitlam area has been neglected and is now being hurt by some Evergreen Line-related development, says letter writer Ben Craig.

BC Parents of Special Needs Children say B.C. funding for international student scholarships would be better spent helping students with special needs.

Was it apathy or ideology that prompted doctors to elect controversial physician Dr. Brian Day as Doctors of B.C.

Re. “Green bin buffet a ‘perfect storm’ for bears” (The Tri-City News, May 22).

Re. “Sky Train vs. LRT debate (Opinion, The Tri-City News, May 22).