Opinion

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

School District 43 is embarking on an ambitious plan to sell off land assets to raise money for new schools.

Tanya Lee, 26, grew up in Coquitlam, where she attended Hillcrest middle school and Centennial secondary, and where her family still lives.

After 31 years and millions of dollars raised, you might think the Terry Fox Run would have run out of steam.

FACE TO FACE: Here's a crazy idea: free transit. Would that work? L ike a true socialist, my colleague opposite is always on the lookout for a free ride.

FACE TO FACE: Here's a crazy idea: free transit. Would that work? M etro Vancouver should consider moving toward a free public transit system. I know, I know, it sounds way too Scandinavian.

Hang in there. That's what Port Mann Highway 1 project officials are asking drivers to do in the coming weeks as key components of the Cape Horn interchange and bridge approach are put into place.

With a provincial election less than a year away, B.C. politics have understandably been dominating the news agenda. But a large federal issue is looming and Tri-City residents, especially those living in Port Coquitlam, will want to pay attention.