Opinion

This may be where the rubber hits the road in the B.C. Legislature – both figuratively and literally. On Monday, Andrew Weaver, leader of the B.C. Greens, said he will reintroduce legislation to enable ridesharing in B.C.

Dear Editor: Re: Seventh Avenue is unsafe for bicycles, Inbox, the Record , Aug. 17. I have to agree with last week’s letter about the new bike lanes on Seventh Avenue. I have never seen such a ridiculous design in my life.

Dear Editor: We are constantly told we have to pay high salaries to city staff to get the best of the best of talent.

The new B.C.

Dear Editor: It is so nice to live in New Westminster. One recent Saturday, I had the opportunity to be the recipient of a great amount of care and concern. My husband and I are visually impaired, and we became separated while shopping.

Dear Editor: As a person who rides both a bike and drives a vehicle in the city, the new traffic lanes, parking and bike lanes in the 600, 700 block of Seventh Avenue is without a doubt one of the more ridiculous plans I’ve seen in a long time.

Dear Editor: I have a question for the people criticizing the accessibility issues during the Q2Q trial run: Would you prefer it had been delayed another year, or two, or perhaps not done at all? It’s a sincere question, from an able-bodied person tr

Dear Editor: Re: Tone down the misandry and act like a grown-up, Inbox, the Record , Aug. 10. Thank you for posting the letter from Mr.

Every year at this time, as Pride celebrations are happening across the country, it seems some wag feels compelled to post a wannabe-clever meme on social media about “Straight Pride.

The B.C. Liberal Party is still trying to pick itself up off the floor in the wake of a bizarre election loss and the unexpected and sudden departure of their leader.