Opinion

The Editor, Re. "Would having one city make sense?" (Letters, The Tri-City News, Feb. 29). I have been interested to see recent letters from a couple of readers on the subject of amalgamating the Tri-Cities.

The Editor, Yes, I support the strike, but no it is not because if they go on strike I get school days off.I am in my final semester in high school, and these last few days are critical in my learning, after all, falling behind isn't an option.

The Editor, Re. "Would having one city make sense?" (Letters, The Tri-City News, Feb. 29). Individually, Port Moody, Coquitlam and Port Coquitlam often claim to get the short end of the stick in dealings with Metro Vancouver.

The Editor, Re. "Would having one city make sense?" (Letters, The Tri-City News, Feb. 29). Yes, yes, yes! One mayor + one council = lower taxes and more efficient funding for community services. Mary Anne & Cedric Robertson, Coquitlam

The Editor, So now that the other shoe has dropped, it looks like the teachers will be taking one for the teamand by "team", I mean all the families in this province that have children in the public school system.

FACE TO FACE: Is enough being done to control pooches and their poo? When I was a lad, we kids played touch football daily on a little sloped park down the block. It usually took us 10 or 20 minutes to remove all the dog poo before we could play.

Are drivers ready to pay more to use roads and bridges in order to raise cash for much-needed improvements? That's the question being asked by some politicians as a rising howl is heard from people who will pay a hefty $3 to cross the new Port Mann b

FACE TO FACE: Is enough being done to control pooches and their poo? Iam no friend of man's best friend. It's a mutual thing: Dogs don't like me and I don't like them.

FACE TO FACE: Should Canada accept and use information gleaned from torture? It's not funny anymore. The delusional reality bubble in which our Canadian Alliance, oops, Conservative government lives gets more and more frightening.

FACE TO FACE: Should Canada accept and use information gleaned from torture? Ithink the majority of Canadians would agree that we as country should not engage in torture; we should not, under any circumstance, condone it, support it or encourage it.