Opinion

The Editor, As longtime residents of Coquitlam and parents to two young children, we are quite concerned with the city's Glen Park project.

The Editor, After more than a decade in government, the BC Liberal Party, a coalition of former Social Credit, Conservative and, well, Liberal supporters, is showing the strain.

FACE TO FACE: Is the Harper government's stance on Israel the right one? All previous Canadian governments have supported Israel's legitimacy, security and right to self-defence.

FACE TO FACE: Is the Harper government's stance on Israel the right one? Prime Minister Stephen Harper has finally brought the far-right flock together with his rabid, unconditional support for Israel.

The Editor, Re. "Guns vs. bows as council splits" (The Tri-City News, March 28). At council in committee on March 26, Coquitlam council received a staff report on the new firearm and bow discharge bylaw .

The Editor, Re. "Cops better than faregates will be" (Letters, The Tri-City News, March 21). It's too late to complain about faregates now that they are being installed in many SkyTrain stations.

Cyclists are gaining momentum in Metro Vancouver - and not just when zooming down the region's ample supply of hills.

Premier Christy Clark is quickly expending her stock of credibility in her take-no-prisoners approach to the byelection battle in Port Moody-Coquitlam.

The Editor, Re. "Drivers just keep paying for others to ride transit" (Letters, The Tri-City News, March 23).

The Editor, Re. "Mayors seek car levy" (The Tri-City News, March 21.) I don't know about you, but I am getting awfully tired of being told that because I am lucky enough to have a car, I should be punished for it. Did that sound harsh? It shouldn't.