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Coquitlam teens on Financial Literacy Month: 'Wants' vs. 'needs' vs. savings

Coquitlam teens on Financial Literacy Month: 'Wants' vs. 'needs' vs. savings

Managing finances should be expensed through the 50/30/20 rule, writes this Grade 10 Pinetree Secondary student.
Opinion: What hydrogen development in B.C. would really cost us

Opinion: What hydrogen development in B.C. would really cost us

Would we really invest $266 million in public funds to create a single job at a billionaire’s hydrogen plant? 
Comment: British Columbia wins when ships are built locally

Comment: British Columbia wins when ships are built locally

Backed by a workforce of 3,900 shipbuilders, we are now a major employer and economic engine for our province and our country.
Coquitlam teens on Financial Literacy Month: 'Valuable habits' that can set up success

Coquitlam teens on Financial Literacy Month: 'Valuable habits' that can set up success

Most young people don't even stop to consider all the planning that goes into well-kept finances, writes this Grade 10 Pinetree Secondary student.
Coquitlam teens on Financial Literacy Month: 'Life skills that will serve us well in adulthood'

Coquitlam teens on Financial Literacy Month: 'Life skills that will serve us well in adulthood'

Being "money smart" can create "a sense of responsibility and independence," writes this Grade 10 Pinetree Secondary student.
Les Leyne: Finance Ministry lowballs housing start forecast

Les Leyne: Finance Ministry lowballs housing start forecast

Either the government’s economic analysts are pessimistic to the point of hopelessness, or the NDP is vastly overselling the effect of the zoning and building bonanza it is trying to create
Comment: We need better communication about food recalls

Comment: We need better communication about food recalls

The challenge lies in the effectiveness of our risk communication model for food recalls, which heavily relies on mass media.
Three in four Canadians say higher immigration is worsening housing crisis: poll

Three in four Canadians say higher immigration is worsening housing crisis: poll

OTTAWA — A large majority of Canadians agree that higher immigration is fuelling the housing crisis and putting pressure on the health-care system, a new Leger poll suggests.
Coquitlam teens on Financial Literacy Month: 'I want to know what's real, and what's fake'

Coquitlam teens on Financial Literacy Month: 'I want to know what's real, and what's fake'

Money has a huge impact on everyone, which is why one Grade 10 Pinetree Secondary student says they're eager to learn about saving early.
Letter: We need a walkable grocery store in Port Moody

Letter: We need a walkable grocery store in Port Moody

A letter writer believes Bosa Foods on St. Johns Street can lead to other for the block, including a crossing light.