Opinion

The Editor, Wow! The news from the latest update meeting on the master concept plan being developed for Eagle Ridge Hospital through the partnership of Fraser Health Authority and the Eagle Ridge Hospital Foundation is, to say the least, good - perha

Remarkably, the Tri-Cities was represented by no fewer than six athletes at the recent 2012 London Olympics. More incredibly, three of those went on to win medals.

FACE TO FACE: Are P3s a good way to build public infrastructure projects? L ast month, the federal government and the city of Coquitlam announced a public-private partnership to build an extra Evergreen Line station.

The Editor, A recent letter to the editor about bicycles has prompted me to add my opinion. While cycling is a great, healthy sport, I think it's time cyclists learned to ride within the dedicated cycle lanes.

FACE TO FACE: Are P3s a good way to build public infrastructure projects? W hen we need a new bridge or hospital, it sounds comforting to know that it will be built through a public-private partnership, or P3 .

The Editor, I've noticed a growing trend when paying with cash: In three cases, I was intentionally short-changed.

The Editor, Re. "What a load of goose crap at park" (Letters, The Tri-City News, Aug. 8).

The Editor, After injuring my foot during a run on Patricia Avenue in Port Coquitlam, a very kind lady came out of her house and offered me a ride.

The Editor, I have written to so many elected officials and 99% have neglected to even respond. So, I thought I might just send a note your way. My dilemma is that the tolls on the Port Mann Bridge are going to cost me a fortune.

FACE TO FACE: Should Christy Clark have marched in Vancouver Pride Parade? P remier Christy Clark is under fire for not participating in last weekend's Pride Parade in downtown Vancouver.