Opinion

The Editor, Re. "Desperate and unreasonable" (Face to Face, The Tri-City News, Aug. 3). I have just read the arguments about B.C.

The Editor, Occasionally, to add purpose to my walk through our neighbourhood, I take with me tools to pick up garbage dropped on the street.

The Editor, We again went for a walk late this afternoon/early evening at Rocky Point Park in Port Moody. We were disgusted! The goose crap all over the sidewalks was unreal - the worst we have seen.

The Editor, Re. "Bears trapped inside fence get CO escort" (The Tri-City News, Aug. 1). I am a frequent and regular walker on Oliver Road in northeast Coquitlam near the blueberry farms on the way to the dikes.

FACE TO FACE: Is Premier Christy Clark's pipeline stance the right strategy? E veryone is lathered that Premier Christy Clark's position on the Enbridge pipeline is unconstitutional. The media is piling on daily.

FACE TO FACE: Is Premier Christy Clark's pipeline stance the right strategy? L ast month, Premier Christy Clark outlined the BC Liberal government's five "minimum requirements" for the Enbridge pipeline project.

The Editor, Re. "Should lists of voters be published after an election?" (Face to Face, The Tri-City News, July 27). Surely, there are more pressing needs before Coquitlam city council than taking time to consider the motion being put forth by Coun.

The Editor, Re. "Library before park project" (The Tri-City News, July 27). As a resident of the west side of Port Moody, the nearest public library to my home is Burnaby Public Library's Cameron Street branch, near Lougheed Town Centre.

Transparency and openness have been promised by an all-party committee responsible for B.C. MLAs' expenses after auditor general John Doyle was critical of their sloppy bookkeeping.

The Editor, Re. "Should lists of voters be published after an election?" (Face to Face, The Tri-City News, July 27). If I lived in Coquitlam, and if Coun.