Opinion

You would think after 10 years of education in the Tri-Cities, the number of bear kills would be dropping

The Editor, Thursday afternoon, I find myself rushing to cross St John’s street in Old Port Moody to get to an appointment.

During the hellish Vancouver winter of 2017, my two young sons and I spent a day in the pool at the pool to escape the icy death of the –4 C weather.

The Editor, Coquitlam city crews are doing a good job of clearing the streets.

The Editor, A letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

Canadians need to yell loud and clear if they want the government to change the way voting works

Will Canadians boycott U.S. holiday destinations in response to Trump orders?

The Editor, Re. “Report requests big money push for B.C. seniors’ care” (The Tri-City News, Jan. 27).

The Editor, Re. “Local shock at Que. mosque massacre” (The Tri-City News, Feb. 1).

The Editor, I trust that the city of Coquitlam will be fining itself $500 per infraction as a result of my green bin, along with those of all of my neighbours sitting at the curbside for more than 24 hours without being emptied.