Opinion

FACE TO FACE: Develop or protect - what to do with the Riverview Hospital lands? I n 2007, the BC Liberals caused a political firestorm when they proposed to turn Coquitlam's Riverview Hospital lands into a massive housing development.

FACE TO FACE: Develop or protect - what to do with the Riverview Hospital lands? B uild condos on the Riverview lands? Surely, my colleague to my right jests.

Housing sales are steady in the Fraser Valley, even as they seem to be in a bit more of a decline in Metro Vancouver.

The Editor, Port Moody councillors Rick Glumac, Zoë Royer and Rosemary Small clearly do not respect the voters of Port Moody. These people were not elected to grandstand and use their council seats as a soapbox. Smart meters , etc.

The Editor, Re. "Policy divides B.C.'s workers" (Face to Face, The Tri-City News, July 6).

FACE TO FACE: Does the BC Liberals' net-zero mandate make economic sense? W hile there's a lot to complain about when it comes to the Christy Clark government, the BC Liberals deserve credit for their principled stance against the growing costs of th

FACE TO FACE: Does the BC Liberals' net-zero mandate make economic sense? R emember the 1990s expression "Talk to the hand"? It was Bart Simpson's favourite way of saying, "I refuse to listen to whatever it is you're saying, so you may as well shut u

The Editor, Re. "Canada Day made mess at Lafarge Lake & park" (Letters, The Tri-City News, July 4).

Gourmands who like to dine al fresco can head down to Rocky Point Park this summer - but bring your own handy wipes.

The Editor, Re. "Riverview Stories" (The Tri-City News, June 29 and July 4 ). The grounds of Riverview contain some of the most beautiful gardens in Coquitlam. Gardens are full of healing therapy.