Opinion

One of B.C.’s grandest and most historic traditions is up and running again, but it’s not entirely clear how long it can keep going.

Dear Editor: Re: Driver gets five-year suspension for woman’s death, The Record, Aug. 15.

Dear Editor: While I support the refurbishment of Queen’s Park Stadium, as well as the continuation of its intended use of hosting high-level sport, I do not support one aspect of the current proposal: for the wooden stand on the stadium’s east side

I read with interest the Whitecaps’ proposal for Queen’s Park Stadium and question why they need the only first-class baseball diamond in the area.

Legal system is broken Dear Editor: Driver gets five-year suspension for woman’s death, The Record, Aug. 15.

What is it with the B.C. government and expensive, poorly managed computer projects? The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) has learned via whistleblowers that B.C. Emergency Health Services (BCEHS), which runs the B.C.

Dear Editor: I am writing about an ongoing problem particularly in the uptown area of New Westminster. It is concerning the extremely loud pipes on motorbikes and some cars.

Dear Editor: Antique Alley Movie Props is alive and well on Front Street. New Westminster has changed a lot in the 13 years since we first set up shop.

There’s a reason that certain expressions stand the test of time – because they’re as true today as when they were first coined. Take this one, for example: an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

The simple everyday things of life from New Westminster’s early years often draw attention and inquiries during talks and tours.