Opinion

The Editor, A letter to MP James Moore: I want you to know that I am very concerned about the impact of climate crisis is having on our environment and our children's future.

He's your best friend and he's miserable without you. Besides, you'll only be a few minutes.

It's getting quicker to get around parts of British Columbia. Earlier this month, the provincial government announced new, higher speed limits on 35 sections of rural highways, with more promised for later in the summer.

The Editor, Re. "Was this wrong time to go down to bi-weekly?" (Letters, The Tri-City News, July 18). To claim that you are being asked to reduce your garbage by 50% is confused and inaccurate.

The Editor Re. "Paying to park at Rocky Point will cost parents, biz" (Letters, The Tri-City News, July 16).

The Editor, Re. "Get ready to pay at Rocky Point" (The Tri-City News, July 11). A letter to Port Moody's mayor and councillors: I am a proud Port Moody resident. I love my city.

Coquitlam's proposed Street and Traffic Bylaw would regulate the use of skateboards, longboards, in-line skates, scooters and similar non-motorized conveyances on city streets.

The Editor, I find it ironic that the plastic, biodegradable wrapping that contained the information on the new Coquitlam recycling guidelines that took effect July 1 is not recyclable.

The Editor, I keep hearing government representatives referring to the Learning Improvement Fund as if it is some kind of resolution to the class size and composition problem. They seem confused as to why teachers aren't appreciative of this fund.

The Editor, Last Friday, I was at Sun Valley Park in Port Coquitlam with my grandson. While we were playing at the playground, a man approached us pushing a small boy's bike. He wanted to know if my grandson had a bike.