Opinion

The Editor, Re. "Enbridge VP makes pitch" (The Tri-City News, Nov. 23). It was quite a disappointment to see that Tom Fletcher was given the task of interviewing Janet Holder, a vice-president at Enbridge. Given Mr.

One year ago, Selina Robinson and Linda Reimer asked for your vote. Next spring, they'll ask for your vote again. Your money, too. Robinson and Reimer are Coquitlam city councillors. Each announced her plan to run for council in October 2011.

The Editor, My spiritual beliefs transcend the boundaries of any one religion but I've always celebrated Christmas .

FACE TO FACE: Should Coquitlam and Port Moody have pay parking? W e seem to think of pay parking as an inevitable part of cosmopolitan living - but it doesn't have to be.

The stats are in and they are worth toasting: 104 deaths have been averted by B.C.

FACE TO FACE: Should Coquitlam and Port Moody have pay parking? I t wasn't two months ago that my left-leaning colleague used this space to promote the idea of free transit for everybody.

The Editor, Coquitlam city planners are proposing changes to parking requirements around Evergreen Line stations.

The Editor, Letter to Port Moody Mayor Mike Clay and council: The Tri-City News of Nov.

The Editor, I'm sick with revulsion, disgusted that I cannot tell the honest from the crook amongst B.C.'s elected. Monday's revolting revelation exposed tax dollars spent on character assassination efforts.

The Editor, This year's Remembrance Days observations coupled with a number of headlines related to Canada's veterans and their treatment by the our federal government have prompted me to put my thoughts in some kind of order.