Opinion

Avert your eyes and cover the kids' ears. Things are about to become loud, nasty and angry in the often tense world of B.C. politics.

They’re off to the big leagues now. The Supreme Court of Canada has agreed to hear the B.C.

The new federal government under Justin Trudeau has a chance to do something that will have a much bigger impact than legalizing marijuana, changing election laws or building roads and bridges.

Dear Editor Re: Letter writer says activists should be up in arms about coal, Trending, New Westminster Record, Jan. 14. Fortunately, Mr. Lundy does not know everything; my girlfriend inherited this house on River Drive.

Dear Editor I recently had bloodwork done at a lab. While awaiting a long 1.5 hours patiently, I bought doughnuts and coffee for these hard workers. I was shocked at how people swarmed around these lab techs everytime they called our numbers.

The B.C. Liberal government's annual budget usually contains little drama, as the bulk of it is made public as part of the three-year fiscal plan that accompanies the budget presentation every year. But this coming year may be slightly different.

Several municipalities expressed serious concerns when the provincial government installed an auditor general for local government. And, no wonder.

Dear Editor: I see that the Canadian Postal Service has planned a big change from all street box delivery to now having this temporarily suspended and will continue door-to-door delivery.

Dear Editor Often during the week in the morning about 8 a.m. when I come down Richmond Street to East Columbia I find a gentleman who is fairly well dressed and wearing a tie, picking up garbage along the boulevard.

Dear Editor While driving in New West this evening I called police to deal with what ended up to be an elderly lost and confused driver. The two officers who attended really left a awesome feeling in my heart.