Opinion

Parents of athletic children are not always the best role models when it comes to accepting the calls of referees and losing or winning graciously.

The Editor, Re. "Shortsighted way to balance budget" (Letters, The Tri-City News, Feb. 22). In response to the letter from Yvonne Harris concerning the proposed sale of surplus properties by the B.C. government, I disagree.

I read the Face to Face column in the Feb. 22 edition of The Tri-City News about my proposal to name a Port Moody street Veterans Way, so I thought it was appropriate for me to respond to the writers.

The Editor, This is a milestone year for Crossroads Hospice Society as we are celebrating our 25th year of providing compassionate support to those who are facing the end-of-life experience.

The suburbs get more than their fair share of derision from culture mavens in cities with big marquees and big-name acts.

The Editor, A letter to Port Coquitlam Mayor Greg Moore : You will be very familiar with my annual complaint about the totally unfair and unreasonable differential in the charges for water and sewer service between a single-family home, which may hou

FACE TO FACE: Should Port Moody rename Hope Street as Veterans Way? A n intrepid resident of Port Moody has an idea that I think we should all get behind.

FACE TO FACE: Should Port Moody rename Hope Street as Veterans Way? P ort Moody council is pondering a suggestion to rename a portion of Hope Street Veteran's Way in honour of the city's veterans.

Coquitlam council is not trying to pull a fast one by holding an alternative approval process rather than a referendum to gauge public opinion on a proposal to borrow $17.9 million to pay for roads and water services on Burke Mountain.

B ill C-400, a private member's bill to ensure secure, adequate, accessible and affordable housing for all Canadians, will move to a vote at second reading in the House of Commons next Wednesday.