Opinion

Port Coquitlam has the distinction of having some of the cheapest gas in Metro Vancouver. But many drivers are getting used to a new normal, with most gas stations offering fuel at roughly $1 a litre.

The Editor, Re. "Safety work done at site of fatal accident" (The Tri-City News, Jan. 12).

The Editor, Re. "Speak up on R'view future" (The Tri-City News, Jan. 9).

The Editor, Re. "Keep an eye on closed school, says College Park resident" (The Tri-City News, Jan. 9).

B us drivers deal with all sorts of people while on the job and some of them refuse to pay their full fare.

The Editor, Happy New Year to all in the Tri-Cities. I wonder when the yearly Coquitlam River clean-up will end? Ever year at this time, time and energy is spent by some to help clean up - very noble.

The Editor, Re. "Board chair defends Tri-City trustees' pay" (The Tri-City News, Dec. 17).

The Editor, As a driver, I was starting to get frustrated with the number of traffic lights that have sprung up in Port Coquitlam, especially on the north side.

Voting may still be one of the best bargains around, according to the recent tally of civic election costs in the Tri-Cities. Sure, there was no tsunami of voter turnout at the polls last Nov. 15.

The Editor, Re. "We need water meters" (Letters, The Tri-City News, Dec. 26). The only aspect of the letter from D.B. Wilson with which I can agree is the need for installation of water meters in order to make water charges equitable.