Opinion

If Canadians didn’t have the weather to talk about, we would be speechless. Perhaps, more accurately, we would simply listen more. Talk of summer weather inevitably moves the conversation to heat and drought.

The Editor, Re. Re. " Traps set, parts of Mundy closed due to bear family " (The Tri-City News, July 11). Enjoying a wonderful walk in Mundy Park with my dogs, passing signs warning of bear sightings, I saw, cordoned off, a bear trap.

There is much that is startling about the patient care quality review of Squamish’s Steffanie Lawrence’s time at Lions Gate Hospital. Most shocking to me as a mom, is how powerless her parents were. Lawrence, 15, died of a fentanyl overdose on Jan.

Conservative leader’s message plays well in suburbs, but no so much in big cities

Mom shaming on social media seems to be a daily occurrence, as naysayers chastise celebrity mothers for every parenting move they make.

The numbers showing the reach of the housing speculation tax are out and they are underwhelming. Just 2,410 B.C. residents are paying the tax. That’s it. A mere 2,410 people. That is less than 0.1 per cent of eligible voters in this province.

Dear Editor, Recent media reports indicate that Union of B.C.

The B.C. Civil Liberties Association has released documents it says prove the Canadian Security Intelligence Service illegally spied on environmental and First Nations groups.

Editor: Re : The dumb and racist letters about Judge Begbie have returned.

Editor: After learning that the Q to Q Ferry is now going to be permanent, I have to add my opinion along with others about our recycling depot moving to Coquitlam.