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OUR VIEW: Time to rein in British Columbia's Wild West loopholes

OUR VIEW: Time to rein in British Columbia's Wild West loopholes

The B.C. NDP announced this week yet another consultation – this time regarding at-risk species.
Column: The definitive Redneck's Guide to Eating Sushi

Column: The definitive Redneck's Guide to Eating Sushi

If you’ve grown up in the Vancouver area you may not realize what an oddity the whole sushi thing still is for many people from other parts of the country.
Editorial: Stuffed bear a painful reminder of human obligations

Editorial: Stuffed bear a painful reminder of human obligations

Coquitlam display maybe grisly, but it's also a useful tool to remind people to lock up their attractants so bears aren't lured into the neighbourhood
Letter: Governments must act to aid those affected by pot smoke

Letter: Governments must act to aid those affected by pot smoke

The Editor, Re. “Cities prep for pot” (The Tri-City News, April 27).
Letter: Vandalism ‘attack’ on public property

Letter: Vandalism ‘attack’ on public property

The Editor, Re. “Burned library won’t dissuade supporters” (The Tri-City News, May 2).
Column: Mobility pricing — idea whose time has come

Column: Mobility pricing — idea whose time has come

TransLink and the Mayors Council appointed the Mobility Pricing Independent Commission to review options for pricing Metro Vancouver roads and bridges in order to manage congestion and invest in our transportation system.
Editorial: It’s better on payday

Editorial: It’s better on payday

Much like a chastised child offering an apology under the glare of the school principal, our Lower Mainland mayors offered up their getaway payday before their outraged constituencies on Friday.
Province needs to develop mental health strategy for kids

Province needs to develop mental health strategy for kids

An estimated 84,000 kids between ages four and 17 suffer from mental illness
Letter: Pay attention to the other B.C. polluting industries

Letter: Pay attention to the other B.C. polluting industries

The Editor, This letter is neither an endorsement nor a condemnation of the proposed Trans Mountain pipeline twinning but an attempt to point out the glaring hypocrisy of our government, the protestors and even our prime minister.
Letter: Bears but no locks in PoCo

Letter: Bears but no locks in PoCo

The Editor, Re. “The bears are back in town” (The Tri-City News, March 21).