Opinion

Transportation Minister Claire Trevena has finally set the wheels in motion that could bring ride-hailing services to B.C. by this fall. It is not entirely clear yet, however, whether any company will enter the B.C.

The Editor, Memo to the young people (middle schoolers?) who were in the northeast corner of Rocky Point Park this past Wednesday, June12: For the most part, you were well behaved, if you don't count the girls going into hysterics anytime a goose cam

Sharing. It’s one of the first things we learn when we start Kindergarten. Heck, it’s the first thing we learn when we start daycare. Share your toys. Share the art supplies. Don’t get mad and try and hoard it all.

The Editor, Re. “ Enforce bylaws on moto noise ” (Letters, The Tri-City News, June 6). I absolutely agree that noise bylaws need to be enforced.

The Editor, Re. " Your pet dog is poisoning our planet " (Letters, tricitynews.com). Seriously, Ms. Tivoli, get a grip. If we follow the letter writer's logic, all humans should be eliminated from the planet as well.

I received a letter to the editor responding to my recent column that said people opposed to the Burnaby SFU gondola project were, technically, NIMBYs.

All of a sudden, Lotto Max winners are rolling in on the regular. Tuesday’s draw saw a ticket win a staggering $65 million in Quebec. Now, we have two more winners – sadly not in B.C.

Two years ago, my daughter Emily texted me about something that didn’t involve me ruining her life. (Normally a hot topic for her – I’m kidding, she adores me.

The stereotype of an illicit drug operation is that of some ramshackle, run-down house with boards nailed over the windows. The truth, these days, is far different. Perhaps even a little surprising.

His excitement caught my eye. Pure kid delight. A four-year old whizzing down a sloped section of the Spirit Trail on his first pedal bike. He was grinning so hard I could see his tonsils. I couldn’t help but beam myself.