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Column: Who pays for news? One way or another, it’ll be you

Column: Who pays for news? One way or another, it’ll be you

The Shattered Mirror report is a comprehensive report that does an excellent job of describing and analyzing the challenges facing Canadian media in a global digital age.
Editorial: Make elder care a priority

Editorial: Make elder care a priority

BC Care Providers Association is offering some interesting suggestions in its 'care can be there' campaign
Letter: People don’t have to donate to political party

Letter: People don’t have to donate to political party

The Editor, Re. “Donations to BC Liberals are far from ‘grassroots’” (As I See It, The Tri-City News, Jan. 27).
Letter: People come together to help Tri-City refugees

Letter: People come together to help Tri-City refugees

The Editor, It is breaking my heart and making me angry to watch the news and hear the hatred associated with the ban imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump against certain refugees.
Letter: One story of mental health

Letter: One story of mental health

The Editor, So Wednesday was Bell Let’s Talk Day to raise awareness about mental health and remove the stigma that surrounds mental illness.
Letter: Why no curling in Coquitlam?

Letter: Why no curling in Coquitlam?

The Editor, I was sitting in a Princeton restaurant gazing out the window and across the Hope-Princeton Highway at a building with a sign reading Princeton Curling Club.
Column: Donations to BC Liberals are far from ‘grassroots’

Column: Donations to BC Liberals are far from ‘grassroots’

Mere hours before the New York Times went to press with its look at the BC Liberal party’s ethical scorecard, the party chose to get its 2016 fundraising results out ahead of the storm.
Letter: Riverview Hospital in Coquitlam provided valuable help to patients, families

Letter: Riverview Hospital in Coquitlam provided valuable help to patients, families

The Editor, Re. “Mentally ill need R’view” (Letters, The Tri-City News, Jan. 20).
Letter: Pipeline opponents can defeat Kinder Morgan project

Letter: Pipeline opponents can defeat Kinder Morgan project

The Editor, Premier Christy Clark’s predictable approval of Kinder Morgan’s pipeline expansion jeopardizes our coast, betrays B.C. interests and makes a mockery of the province’s “climate leadership.”
Editorial: Opening Riverview for rehab

Editorial: Opening Riverview for rehab

Acting quickly is important to reduce drug overdoses, but programs also have to be well staffed and properly resourced