Opinion

It is hard to believe that poverty and inequality could come to such unconscionable levels in a rich country like Canada. It tells us who is running the show or making the decisions for our future, and it's not we, the people.

I attended the Quayside AGM meeting on Jan. 27, 2016. New Westminster Engineering gave a presentation on the proposed pedestrian bridge crossing of the Fraser River (Q2Q).

Could it be true? Forgive us if we have become a tad cynical over the whole replacement high school thing. We’ve seen these pledges before and then watched in disbelief as the years went by.

Dear Editor To follow up with the family buying a house in Queensborough with the promise of a bridge to the Quayside, so was the Port Royal developer advertising a ferry to Quayside.

Dear Editor Re: Bridge was big attraction for this family, New Westminster Record , March 31. sympathize with Mr. Tomkins and his family. When we purchased our condo in 1991 we were promised a ferry service “like Granville island” by our realtor.

No doubt the B.C.

If somebody hasn’t already told Port Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Surrey Docks people the news, they can always read it here. JPMorgan Chase has announced it will no longer finance new coal-fired plants in the U.S. or other advanced nations.

Dear Editor: Re: “What is wrong with dog owners anyway?,” Inbox, New Westminster Record , Jan. 28.

Dear Editor: Re: “Sad to see MP vote against federal decision on Israel,” Inbox, New Westminster Record , March 10.

I doubt any province fared better from the recent federal government budget than B.C., which may actually have received a record harvest of Ottawa largesse and attention.