Opinion

Premier David Eby and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will meet face-to-face for the first time Sunday, as several key federal-provincial issues continue to fester unresolved.

I am just hoping that you have the fortitude to bring Ladner into the 21st century with this bold plan.

The Optimist’s Jan. 12 cover story brought home the real difficulties that many families in our communities are facing.

For too long, government forest policy has been under the thumb of the giant globalized forest companies with just about everyone else relegated to the sidelines. And we are seeing the results of this lop-sided big company domination with the sorry state of our forests today.

Editor: Peter Thoss's letter “What is up with this stop sign?” ( Optimist, letters, Jan. 12) needs a clear answer. Back in the mid 60's the newly opened 52nd St’s Imperial Hill, saw cars speeding up and down the road.

Every six months, Research Co. and Glacier Media ask Canadians about the state of finances in the country and inside their homes.

When it comes to these thefts and other petty thefts, the criminals continue to win while it is the average, every day citizen who continues to lose.

Lew Duddridge died Jan. 4. It was a good life, his wife Hilda says, made better along the way by the kindness of others.

I know what it’s like in an organization to be the Dead Man Walking, when you know in your heart that your stint is up and that it’s only a matter of time before it’s all made formal.

I’m not supportive of a new overpass/on-ramp. The risks are just too high.