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Letter: 'Ambulance people are wasting our time'

Letter: 'Ambulance people are wasting our time'

The Editor, Re. “Continued fight over fire/ambo dispatching” (The Tri-City News, April 18).
Letter: Monster homes obliterate views, tear neighbours apart

Letter: Monster homes obliterate views, tear neighbours apart

The Editor, Re. “A letter to Port Moody council”
Letter: No sidewalks are 'barbaric, anti-community and unsafe'

Letter: No sidewalks are 'barbaric, anti-community and unsafe'

The Editor, Re. “PoCo residents stop new path for Patricia Avenue” (Tri-City News, Jan. 30).
Everyone tweeting about Vancouver needing ride sharing is uber annoying

Everyone tweeting about Vancouver needing ride sharing is uber annoying

Generations have managed to survive without it, so get a grip
Letter: Important stats about violence against women

Letter: Important stats about violence against women

The Editor, The April 9 Port Moody council meeting saw four residents — women all — stand up at public input to talk about the National Prevention of Violence Against Women Week, which was April 14 to 20.
Letter: Ugly, ugly buildings in Coquitlam

Letter: Ugly, ugly buildings in Coquitlam

The Editor, Re. “Enforce speed limits, don’t allow highrises” (Letters, The Tri-City News, April 11).
Letter: More red lights, please!

Letter: More red lights, please!

The Editor, Today, taking my daughter to a movie in Coquitlam, we hit 12 of 17 red lights on the way.
Editorial: Drop speed to 30 km/h? You betcha

Editorial: Drop speed to 30 km/h? You betcha

Port Moody, Port Coquitlam and Coquitlam should making this safety initiative happen on neighbourhood streets
PARENTING TODAY: Summer camp should be a break from parents

PARENTING TODAY: Summer camp should be a break from parents

Summer camp offers kids experiences they will not find elsewhere, and I am a big fan. This is not surprising because research shows that 90 per cent of people who went to a residential camp also send their children.
Organ donation legislation will save lives

Organ donation legislation will save lives

Nova Scotia recently became the first North American jurisdiction to pass legislation that presumes consent for organ donation. BC and other Canadian provinces should follow suit.