Opinion

We all know the Internet is a place that breeds bad behaviour. So perhaps it’s no surprise that a vile “comedy” routine of shouting a sexist, degrading phrase at female reporters while they are live on air has been spread there.

Is the creation of a new “climate leadership team” a sign the B.C.

Dear Editor What can we learn from the Urban Academy process and decision to deny their expansion plans at the Robson Manor site in New Westminster? There are a number of things: Democracy is alive and well in New Westminster. Oh it’s not perfect.

Dear Editor: I fully support professional development for teachers.

It’s not the dreams our parents had for themselves, or even perhaps the dreams our parents had for many of us when we hit our own “family” stage in B.C. A large grassy yard, a garage, a place to play with the dog.

They occupy opposite points of the political spectrum, but I bet Premier Christy Clark and newly elected premier-designate Rachel Notley of Alberta will get along just fine in the years ahead.

Dear Editor An open letter to Mayor Jonathan Cote: The volume of traffic and the accidents occurring in our area is very concerning.

Dear Editor So Fraser Surrey Docks wishes to change their plans for a coal dock on the Fraser to load the coal directly into ships instead of barges. On Oct.

It may be a tad premature for the B.C. government to pop the champagne bottles to celebrate its recent huge win in its long-running feud with the B.C. Teachers’ Federation. While the B.C.

Dear Editor, I volunteered to help with my son’s field trip to the Vancouver Art Gallery. I had six kids in my group for two hours in the gallery. I had difficulty keeping track of my group.