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Letter: Cut the grass at Birchwood

Letter: Cut the grass at Birchwood

The Editor, Birchwood Park is known to those in the Birchland neighbourhood as Spider Park.
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Letter: Priced out of own community

Letter: Priced out of own community

The Editor, Re. “A 2.99% property tax hike in PoCo” (The Tri-City News, May 11).
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Column: Cities could learn from small biz on credit card fees

Column: Cities could learn from small biz on credit card fees

In 2015, 10 municipalities in British Columbia paid almost $5 million to accept credit cards.
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Editorial: Low-cost activity passes good for kids

Editorial: Low-cost activity passes good for kids

Cities should consider expanding the program to give children and youth access to recreation facilities in Port Moody and Coquitlam; program should expand to Port Coquitlam
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Letter: Cities, MMBC are making recycling too complicated

Letter: Cities, MMBC are making recycling too complicated

The Editor, Re. “PoCo doubles proposed trash-mixing fine” (The Tri-City News, May 11).
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Letter: The booze biz is changing thanks to craft brewers

Letter: The booze biz is changing thanks to craft brewers

The Editor, Re. “What’s the benefit of more liquor stores?” (Letters, The Tri-City News, May 13).
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Editorial: Staying fit as we age

Editorial: Staying fit as we age

101-year-old Port Moody swimmer is a good reminder that exercise promotes longevity and good health
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Editorial: Distracted driving a major concern

Editorial: Distracted driving a major concern

The provincial government has increased fines to stop people from talking and texting while driving, maybe it will make a difference
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Letter: What’s the benefit of more liquor stores?

Letter: What’s the benefit of more liquor stores?

The Editor, Re. “Craft brewers get OK in Coquitlam” (The Tri-City News, May 4).
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Column: Compassion, not prison, is the answer

Column: Compassion, not prison, is the answer

On a recent Sunday afternoon, I met up with some friends I hadn’t seen since we graduated from Centennial secondary school a couple of decades ago.
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