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Letter: Fraser Mills will bring traffic chaos

Letter: Fraser Mills will bring traffic chaos

The Editor, It is only recently that people have finally realized that we are past the early stage of traffic gridlock.
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Column: Earth writes a Christmas letter to Mars

Column: Earth writes a Christmas letter to Mars

Dear Mars, I am writing to wish you and yours a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
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Editorial: Speaker allegations worrisome

Editorial: Speaker allegations worrisome

Both the NDP/Green coalition and the BC Liberals have a lot at stake and so does the taxpaying public
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Letter: Who benefits when SD43 trustees visit China?

Letter: Who benefits when SD43 trustees visit China?

The Editor, Re: “More cash for SD43 trustees” (Tri-City News Friday, Nov. 23, 2018).
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Letter: Slow down on Citadel Drive

Letter: Slow down on Citadel Drive

The Editor, Living on Citadel Drive in Port Coquitlam can often times remove your desire to drive to the Mission Raceway.
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Letter: Coquitlam council members paid well, hikes not needed

Letter: Coquitlam council members paid well, hikes not needed

The Editor, Re. “$35k and $8,400 raises for Coq. council” and “An $18k bump for mayor, $4,100 for councillors in Port Moody” (The Tri-City News, Dec. 5).
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Letter: Coquitlam developers will just pass on DCC costs to buyers

Letter: Coquitlam developers will just pass on DCC costs to buyers

The Editor, Re. “Coquitlam considering DCC hikes” (The Tri-City News, Nov. 30).
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Editorial: Turning down the heat to prevent grief

Editorial: Turning down the heat to prevent grief

The school district is turning down the thermostat to ensure there's enough heat for all this winter
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Column: Breathe life into a hidden power with inspiration

Column: Breathe life into a hidden power with inspiration

This column is adapted from a TEDx talk the writer delivered last month at Glen Pine Pavilion.
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Burnaby just advertised for a 'warming centre leader' as cold brings urgency

Burnaby just advertised for a 'warming centre leader' as cold brings urgency

The locations haven’t been set yet, but the City of Burnaby is already looking for a “Warming Centre Leader.” The city posted a job on Monday that will run the planned new centres for the homeless to stay during cold snaps.
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