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Editorial: More oversight needed on municipal politicians' pay

Editorial: More oversight needed on municipal politicians' pay

A provincial formula may be the way to go instead of letting politicians decide their own salaries
Why Vancouver’s soaring gas prices are a good thing

Why Vancouver’s soaring gas prices are a good thing

It’s official. As of this past weekend, Vancouver and Victoria registered the highest gas prices in Canadian history. Our gas is also currently the most expensive on the continent of North America.
Letter: ‘Told you so’ for Coquitlam homeless shelter

Letter: ‘Told you so’ for Coquitlam homeless shelter

The Editor, Re. “Community concerns re. needles lead to new hire at shelter” (The Tri-City News, April 4) and “77,000 needles are the symptom of a drug problem in Tri-Cities & PoCo wants it fixed” (April 20).
Letter: Port Moody residents ‘spoke loudly’ on land’s future

Letter: Port Moody residents ‘spoke loudly’ on land’s future

The Editor, Re. “PoMo will vote on plans for two sites” (The Tri-City News, April 13) and “Look to future in PM” (Letters, April 25).
Editorial: Greening festivals a good start

Editorial: Greening festivals a good start

Port Moody efforts to reduce waste, energy will have a beneficial impact on the environment
OUR VIEW: That’s 86,534 cases of driver stupidity in B.C.

OUR VIEW: That’s 86,534 cases of driver stupidity in B.C.

In the past decade, a whopping 86,534 impaired drivers have been taken off the road thanks to Alexa’s Team – a police initiative named in honour of Alexa Middelaer, a four-year-old killed by a drunk driver in Ladner in 2008.
Letter: Look to future in Port Moody

Letter: Look to future in Port Moody

The Editor, Re. “PoMo will vote on plans for two sites” (The Tri-City News, April 13).
Letter: Don't sell Port Moody hospital land

Letter: Don't sell Port Moody hospital land

The Editor, When I look at the picture of the proposed detailed development plans for the housing at the Eagle Ridge Hospital, I had to wonder who pushed this forward at Fraser Health.
Letter: Let’s first take care of those who can’t afford medicines

Letter: Let’s first take care of those who can’t afford medicines

The Editor, Re. “Support changes to pharmacare, too” (Letters, The Tri-City News, March 23) and “MSP rule will cost” (Letters, March 16).
LETTERS: Use public funds for good, not to fund the Trans Mountain expansion

LETTERS: Use public funds for good, not to fund the Trans Mountain expansion

Dear Editor: Mr.