Opinion

Creeks and rivers support an interdependent web of life and we damage them at our peril.

The Editor, Re. "For sale: school land" (The Tri-City News, Sept. 13). I feel compelled to write regarding School District 43's recent proposal to sell off some property at Parkland and Porter Street elementary schools.

The Editor, Re. "Artwork could amount to 'propaganda', says O'Neill" (The Tri-City News, Sept. 21).

N othing's certain but death and taxes.

It 's so close, one can almost feel the thrill of whooshing across the Port Mann Bridge on one of 10 lanes that will open on the new bridge in another year.

Coaches are unsung heroes who deserve more than a simple week of recognition.

I magine that you were responsible for organizing the government of a brand new city. What services would your government provide? Our little debate this week isn't just a pie the ski scenario - it has some real life real-life linkages.

It's not quite BOGO and there are no Air Miles attached but there are plenty of other incentives for signing up with the province's new Port Mann Bridge toll program.

FACE TO FACE: Is the jury really out on whether climate change is man-made? T here were times this summer when I thought I didn't need science to tell me global warming is real: sweating in my seat at Theatre Under the Stars, watching the frightening

FACE TO FACE: Is the jury really out on whether climate change is man-made? W e've just had one the hottest summers on record and already environmentalists are using that information as ammunition against cars, oil and anything that leads to economic