Opinion

Dear Editor The Bosa project began last week with eight hours of daily pile driving shaking the buildings on Quayside Drive, starting at 7:30 a.m. and ending at 4:30 p.m. construction noise is going to go on for three years.

Dear Editor I had visitors for a week from Ottawa, and sadly they did not know what the “black blur” was by the old railway station.

Don't look for the provincial government to offer any fixes to cool down the red-hot Metro Vancouver housing market any time soon, and that's probably a good thing.

If a serious issue is discussed by senior government officials but no record of that exists, did it really happen? The answer – like the answer to “If a tree falls” – apparently, is no. Unless a whistleblower pops up.

Dear Editor New Westminster city council has their knickers in a knot over coal dust from the proposed coal loading facility at Fraser Surrey Docks. There are many questions to be answered.

Dear Editor: I would just like to bring to attention the poor state of a section of the Central Valley Greenway cycle route, between Cumberland and Debeck street on Columbia.

Dear Editor Re: “Nothing funny about this ‘prank’;” Royal City Record , Our View; Wednesday, May 20, 2015. I don’t believe the hooligans are simply playing the “misogynist jerk” game as an end in itself.

Kids don’t have to travel far to find some cool camps to keep them busy this summer. Douglas College is offering a diverse range of summer camps in New Westminster this summer for kids aged five to 15.

Is this country in for a political shakeup the likes of which we haven’t seen in years? It’s certainly easy to get that feeling.

Dear Editor, Would you buy a house built in a Walmart parking lot or on a freeway? I certainly wouldn’t. Unfortunately, that is what living on Keary Street is like now.