Opinion

The Editor, Re. “Cancer drivers needed ($, too)” (The Tri-City News, Sept. 2).

The Editor, Re. "$500 a steep fine for senior’s first offence" (Letters, The Tri-City News, Sept. 2).

"Yes, we do need to improve the transportation grid on Port Moody's north shore over time but surely, working together, we can find more appropriate ways to accomplish this than by devastating Bert Flinn Park," write Madsen and Poste.

"Instead of being against any further growth in our community, I believe that we need to look at the potential positives in what could come out of the Ioco Lands," writes Pat Dennet.

Evergreen Line should improve access to public transit, and reduce reliance on car commuting, but only with careful planning for good access

The Editor, Re. “Road through park old way of thinking” (Letters, The Tri-City News, Aug. 17).

The Editor, Re. “Locked garbage bins will not keep the bears away” (Letters, The Tri-City News, Aug. 26).

School District 43 teachers are already using many of the strategies in the new curriculum

The Editor, I received a city of Coquitlam bylaw notice to advise me that I had been fined $500 for having my green cart/garbage can at the curb the night before pickup.

The Editor, A huge mess was left at Hyde Creek rec centre on Aug. 9 beside the glass drop-off and clothing drop-off boxes.