Opinion

The Editor, Re. "What's with Burke development?" (Letters, The Tri-City News, Jan. 26). I am so glad people are speaking up about some of the development on Burke Mountain.

The Editor, A plea to Tri-City drivers from a scared cyclist: I am appealing to Tri-City drivers to please be more cautious around cyclists. I'm fully aware of the rage drivers have towards cyclists recently but it's getting out of control.

The Editor, Re. "Sports and teens not necessarily a healthy mix, according to study" (The Tri-City News, Feb. 4).

Is it just me, or have Metro Vancouver drivers become even more insanely aggressive in recent years? Judging from the results of a recent newspaper poll, apparently so, as three-quarters of poll respondents believe the majority of drivers in this pro

The B.C. government has a major selling job to do to get distracted drivers to put away their cellphones and stop fiddling with their GPS devices and sound systems while they're driving.

The Editor, Re. "Distracted drivers still plaguing roads" (The Tri-City News, Feb. 4).

The Editor, Re. "Never too young to read Shakespeare" (A Good Read, The Tri-City News, Feb. 2). I read with interest librarian Lori Nick's column about reading Shakespeare to her daughter.

The Editor, I have carried a quote around in my wallet for the last 26 years that reads, "Do what you love and you'll never work a day in your life.

The Editor Re. "PoMo turns down housing" (The Tri-City News, Jan. 28). As one of the residents of Heritage Woods who spoke at the public hearing on Jan.

FACE TO FACE: Should Canada negotiate with the U.S. on border security? According to a recently leaked document, Prime Minister Stephen Harper's government is secretly negotiating, with the U.S., a "perimeter security agreement.