Opinion

Could B.C.'s fractious education system have 10 years of stability? That's the (faint) hope of the BC Liberal government, which wants to end decades of battles with the BC Teachers' Federation with a review of the bargaining structure.

I don't know about you but I can't sleep. It's midnight and I'm still tossing and turning.

A t some point, as our population ages and health care costs continue to soar, Canadians are going to have The Debate about the government's role in legislating healthy lifestyles.

The Editor, Re. "It's time: Coquit-lam needs its own museum" (Opinion, The Tri-City News, Oct. 12). The column calling for a Coquitlam museum hit the mark.

The Editor, Re. "It's time: Coquit-lam needs its own museum" (Opinion, The Tri-City News, Oct. 12). No, thanks. I am sure Coquitlam taxpayers can find better ways to spend money. Our homeless , seniors, kids, community centres, etc.

The international outpouring of shock, disbelief and grief at Amanda Todd's death tells us much about how we use social media to connect and how little we understand the consequences of using it.

The Editor, To the bullies of Amanda Todd: I don't know you. I have never met you, spoken with you or even set eyes upon you.

FACE TO FACE: Should the feds only employ prison chaplains who are Christian? As the lefties often like to tell us, 60% of Canadians didn't vote for the Conservative party in the last federal election.

FACE TO FACE: Should the feds only employ prison chaplains who are Christian? "Forgive me, Father, for I have sinned. And I know I gotta fry for it," says the stoic con from his death row cot.

What a difference a few months makes. Ten months ago, in the lead-up to the Port Moody provincial byelection, the first contracts tendered for the Evergreen Line were big news.