Opinion

The Editor, Re. "Belcarra lease expiry worries mayor" (The Tri-City News, March 15). Metro Vancouver's regional growth strategy requires Port Moody's population to grow from almost 30,000 to about 45,000 over the next 25 years.

The Editor, I know times change and things must move on. We continue to eliminate green space and wildlife habitat in Port Coquitlam (e.g., Dominion Triangle development) and erect monoliths (e.g.

The Editor, Is anyone else in the Tri-Cities experiencing abuse from NDP MP Fin Donnelly 's use of automated phone calls to try and pitch his political agenda? In the past week, his automated diallers have brought his voice to my telephone number at

FACE TO FACE: Can Christy Clark and the BC Liberals still win the May election? I t's over. Throw in the towel, raise the white flag - Christy Clark and the BC Liberals are done like dinner. I predict that Ms.

The Editor, Re. "City bills are due soon for water, sewer" (The Tri-City News, March 8). Thank you for publishing the utilities bills for the Tri-Cities.

FACE TO FACE: Can Christy Clark and the BC Liberals still win the May election? I t's a bit soon to compare Premier Christy Clark's chances for winning May's election to that of a snowball surviving Hell. Sure, it looks bad.

The Editor, Re. "Concerns raised over PoMo OCP" (The Tri-City News, March 15).

Calm heads prevailed at the BC Teachers' Federation annual general meeting this past week with the abandonment of motions calling on boards of education to stop installing wireless networks in schools.

Port Moody has come a long way since its early mill town days and doesn't look anything like the sleepy suburb of yesteryear.

I'm not a big fan of violent video games and have had lots of time to think about them since my sons started playing games where shooting is the main objective.