Opinion

In 2015, 10 municipalities in British Columbia paid almost $5 million to accept credit cards.

Cities should consider expanding the program to give children and youth access to recreation facilities in Port Moody and Coquitlam; program should expand to Port Coquitlam

The Editor, Re. “PoCo doubles proposed trash-mixing fine” (The Tri-City News, May 11).

The Editor, Re. “What’s the benefit of more liquor stores?” (Letters, The Tri-City News, May 13).

101-year-old Port Moody swimmer is a good reminder that exercise promotes longevity and good health

The provincial government has increased fines to stop people from talking and texting while driving, maybe it will make a difference

The Editor, Re. “Craft brewers get OK in Coquitlam” (The Tri-City News, May 4).

On a recent Sunday afternoon, I met up with some friends I hadn’t seen since we graduated from Centennial secondary school a couple of decades ago.

The Editor, As Premier Clark and BC Hydro rush to make it appear that the Site C dam project cannot be stopped, she is at the same time attempting to encourage China and Japan to use B.C.-supplied natural gas.

It will take time to figure out how it started, whether anything could have been done to prevent it and if the evacuation could have been more orderly