Opinion

Editor: It seems to me that some people in New Westminster need to lighten up. Recent letters to the editor have complained about the NWPD rewarding good drivers and about the noise of the recent wrestling event at the Royal City Centre.

Editor: Re: A tale of two noise complaints, Record Opinion, March 21 I read with interest the editorial in the recent paper about train noise versus building noise in the city.

Parents with more than one child need to stop being so smug

Editor: Re: New West cops and ICBC reward law-abiding drivers with a special surprise , Record , April 1 No, no, no. Drivers “obeying the law” must not be stopped using the excuse that the police want to give them a reward.

As the Trudeau government continues to implode and a radical right-wing populist appears to be poised to take over the government right next door, you can forgive B.C.

As the Trudeau government continues to implode and a radical right-wing populist appears to be poised to take over the government right next door, you can forgive B.C.

Editor: Re: New West was ready to Rumble, Record , April 4 While I understand some people's interest in watching wrestling, I don't believe the Royal City shopping centre should be its venue.

What would you do with $55 million? Yeah, I know, there’s a joke in there about if you could actually afford a house in Vancouver, but it’s hard to laugh in the middle of a housing crisis.

Editor: On May 4, the New West Hospice Society is holding their annual event, Community Conversation 3.0, at New West city hall.

I wrote last month about my campaign to raise $1,000 (or more) to get “bailed out” as part of the Burnaby RCMP’s Jail and Bail event on May 3. And so far, I’m pretty disappointed in how much money has been raised for Cops for Cancer.