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Coquitlam byelection is a necessary cost

The Editor, Two Coquitlam councillors are heading to Victoria as a result of the recent provincial election.

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Parked in a handicapped stall? Shame

The Editor, Today, while attending the Royal Bank in Port Moody, I parked adjacent to the handicapped stall in front of the bank.

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For Fathers Day, let the ripples flow

The Editor, As a paramedic, I have seen the living dead, the dying and death.

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Work with the longboarders

The Editor, My son and his friends love to longboard. Unfortunately, longboarding has garnered enough bad press of late.

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BC Liberals aren't interested in public transit

Lack of stable funding for TransLink is proof BC Liberal government doesn't care about transportation issues.

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Could Coquitlam run two councillors short?

BC Liberals are sending mixed messages regarding byelections.

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Acting MLAs one answer to byelection issue

Someone could fill in temporarily as MLAs until city councillors serve out more of their terms, says a Coquitlam letter writer.

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Chop trees to build green space

The Editor, I had to shake my head when I read about the draft Partington Creek Neighbourhood Plan getting approval for first reading

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Improving vehicle efficiency key to reducing emissions

The Editor, Be very careful about touting the use of all electric vehicles. There is no free lunch.

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Highrise a 'blight'

The Editor, Time is running out. If you would like one last glimpse of the “way we were,” the Austin Tower is about to mar the skyline.

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PoCo surplus should be returned

The Editor, Port Coquitlam collected $442,00 from tax payers last year that it should not have.

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Why did CPL boss leave?

The Editor, Re. “Piprell out as library director, city of Coq. seeks replacement” (The Tri-City News, May 17).

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Two jobs? Ask yourself this...

The Editor, Re. “Reimer may stay on council” (The Tri-City News, May 17).

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Flag poles should stay in front of PoMo hall

I was pleased with the decision of Port Moody council to re-consider the placement of flag poles in front of the civic plaza traffic circle

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What will become of cubs and mom?

I was just thinking: 10 to 15 years from today, will there still be headlines about hungry bears?

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School district job cuts hurt families

SD43 worker fears for her job as a career resource facilitator and the future of students she works to help

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Why all the bickering?

The Editor, Once in power, most provincial policies and decisions made on our behalf end up differing little between the two main parties.

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Witnesses thanked for accident help

The Editor, My father and I were driving back home on the northbound lane of Pitt River Road on Monday, April 29.

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Property tax fairest way to pay for new infrastructure

The Editor, Most people agree we need to improve our roads, bridges and transit throughout Vancouver.

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Where’s Greens’ guy?

I live in the riding of Coquitlam-Maillardville, where we have three candidates in the provincial election.

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