Opinion

The Editor, Re. "Derelict buildings an issue?" (The Tri-City News, June 1). Of course derelict buildings are an issue in Port Coquitlam. Just boarding up an abandoned house is not enough.

FACE TO FACE: Should peacekeeping Canada be shopping for bomber jets? Don't send Defence Minister Peter MacKay shopping for you - it will cost you a bundle. And besides, Mr.

FACE TO FACE: Should peacekeeping Canada be shopping for bomber jets? In a perfect world, the Canadian Armed Forces would not exist, guns would magically be transformed into long-stemmed roses and fighter planes would become fluffy white doves.

Causeway Bay is a neighbourhood at the centre of Hong Kong Island and it is always alive with excitement. The apartment my mother and I share there is in the middle of it all.

New lawn sprinkling regulations have been sprung on Metro Vancouver municipalities, creating a bit of a bureaucratic headache.

The Editor, Re. "Towering concerns on Austin" (The Tri-City News, June 1).

The Editor, Re. "Towering concerns on Austin" (The Tri-City News, June 1).

The Editor, As I read through both of our local community papers this evening, it occurs to me just how much I enjoy having this luxury.

FACE TO FACE: Which way will they vote in B.C.

FACE TO FACE: Which way will they vote in B.C.'s HST referendum ? Not another HST discussion. Well, yes, but now that Premier Christy Clark has proposed "fixes" to the HST, we all have to talk about it again. Sorry.