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The Editor, Re. "Slow and easy is the way to proceed with Flavelle plans" (Opinion, The Tri-City News, May 6).

The Editor, I want to broadcast a random act of charity. I had my three younger kids with me waiting for the Costco doors to open. It was rainy and cold and my kids were not happy campers. There was a lineup of people waiting for the doors to open.

"Don't worry, he's friendly.

The Editor, Re. "Repair bill for Port Moody could hit nearly $4 million" (The Tri-City News, April 24). Rather than repairing Port Moody's leaky city hall, this deficient building should be demolished.

T he new community of Burke Mountain has been vastly under-served by parks, despite the fact that the 38,000-hectare Pinecone Burke Provincial Park is on its doorstep.

The Editor, Re. "Play time in new Burke Mountain park" (The Tri-City News, April 24). We visit Queenston Park this past Sunday after we heard about its grand opening.

The Editor, Re. "Fed. budget funds transit and rewards 'rich' seniors" (The Tri-City News, April 24).

T he recent bunker fuel spill into Vancouver's harbour should serve as a wake-up call to the authorities that are supposed to be making sure our shorelines are safe from environmental catastrophe.

The Editor, Re. "Is TransLink the wastrel its critics claim? Not really" (Referendum Questions, The Tri-City News, April 22). Where is the proof that TransLink is one of the best systems in the world? Ranking transit systems is not like choosing Mr.

The Editor, I wish to comment on Port Moody's revision of its tree bylaw and policy. Trees are dear to me and I can describe each tree I have planted over the years at the homes I owned.