Opinion

The Editor, Re. “Parents want more support for dyslexic students” (The Tri-City News, May 20).

The Editor, Lately, I’ve been thinking about the various trends in corporate social responsibility and the schemes to reduce their carbon footprint.

The Editor, When it comes to our environment, we have been burdened with inadequate government at all levels for decades.

New speed limits, signs reflecting weather and driving conditions appear to be sensible approach to highway driving

This prejudicial misunderstanding, still surprisingly prevalent among employers across our country, is robbing mentally ill individuals of their fairly deserved right for employment.

The Editor, In mid-February, after receiving my property assessment, I wrote to Coquitlam city council, Tri-City MLAs, provincial leaders and those responsible for housing.

The Editor, Re. “Pre-demo work to begin” (The Tri-City News, May 25).

The Editor, Re. “Coronation Park plan shows no future for single-family homes” (Letters, The Tri-City News, May 27).

The Editor, I was told in a phone call from my pharmacist this past weekend that my family doctor is no longer practising medicine and that, as a result, they were not able to fill the prescription that I had phoned in days earlier.

The Editor, Re. “Councillor wants province to ban union, corporate election money” (The Tri-City News, May 25).