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PREST: British Columbians are not too dumb to understand electoral reform

PREST: British Columbians are not too dumb to understand electoral reform

You know that style of infomercial where some hapless fool completely fails to accomplish an everyday task that no normal person would ever struggle with? Someone is cooking a turkey but they can’t find anywhere to put down the meat thermometer so th
Editorial: MLA's expenses gaffe raises concerns about poverty

Editorial: MLA's expenses gaffe raises concerns about poverty

Legislators should be working towards ending poverty, not participating in stunts or gotcha politics
Letter: Don’t fear change in voting. It’s needed

Letter: Don’t fear change in voting. It’s needed

The Editor, B.C.’s two main provincial political parties seem to be squared off on the electoral reform referendum.
Letter: The reason for Nov. 11

Letter: The reason for Nov. 11

The Editor, I attended the Port Coquitlam Remembrance Day ceremony.
Letter: Don’t chop trees at Blue Mountain Park

Letter: Don’t chop trees at Blue Mountain Park

The Editor, I live very near to Blue Mountain Park in Coquitlam.
Letter: ‘Uplifted’ by story of giving & helping

Letter: ‘Uplifted’ by story of giving & helping

The Editor, Re. “Coquitlam cameraman documents hardship and hope with Operation Rainbow” (The Tri-City News, Oct. 17).
Letter: Best beaver plan is to move them – carefully

Letter: Best beaver plan is to move them – carefully

The Editor, Re. “Advocates say beaver plan needs science” (The Tri-City News, Nov. 2).
Column: Too few will decide in B.C. referendum

Column: Too few will decide in B.C. referendum

British Columbians have now begun to cast the ballots to keep our current first-past-the-post (FPTP) system or adopt one of three new models of proportional representation (PR).
Editorial: Time to get tough on litterbugs

Editorial: Time to get tough on litterbugs

Why do these scofflaws get away with such thoughtlessness?
Letter: That kids benefit from play is hardly ‘emerging research’

Letter: That kids benefit from play is hardly ‘emerging research’

The Editor, Re. “Pop-up park could become permanent” (The Tri-City News, Oct. 31).