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Letter: Make Moody Centre Port Moody's centre again

Letter: Make Moody Centre Port Moody's centre again

Letter writer: "The Moody Centre transit-oriented development initiative would be a great place to house an expanded library and/or theatre."
Letter: TransMountain pipeline project: 'I am for it'

Letter: TransMountain pipeline project: 'I am for it'

Letter writer: "I take offence when I see people illegally fighting against this project and not only keeping our province from benefiting but adding to the taxpayers’ money grab with their antics."
Letter: Port Coquitlam is ready for a disaster. Are you?

Letter: Port Coquitlam is ready for a disaster. Are you?

Letter writer sends out kudos to the city of Port Coquitlam and its emergency preparedness program staff and volunteers.
Letter: Is a pro-development name change in order for city of Port Moody?

Letter: Is a pro-development name change in order for city of Port Moody?

The letter writer says "Port Development" might be appropriate.
OUR VIEW: Dear Humboldt: What can we say when there are no words?

OUR VIEW: Dear Humboldt: What can we say when there are no words?

Dear Humboldt, We wish we knew what to say. We wish there were magic words that could somehow make this all make sense, that could bring peace and healing to a community torn apart by grief and loss. There are no such words.
Editorial: Parents need daycare solution

Editorial: Parents need daycare solution

Province needs to find a way to remove risks so businesses will opt in to fee reduction initiative
OUR VIEW: Will real estate prices meet salaries again?

OUR VIEW: Will real estate prices meet salaries again?

Salaries flatlined and real estate prices soared. Those were the conditions that sent droves of young people away from Burnaby and other Lower Mainland municipalities in search of a place they might someday buy or, more likely, rent.
Column: Metro retro pay brouhaha points to public service’s growing problem

Column: Metro retro pay brouhaha points to public service’s growing problem

A former town councillor from Penhold, Alta. named Danielle Klooster wrote a widely read op-ed a few years back titled “5 terrible reasons to run for municipal office.
Metro Vancouver brouhaha points to public service’s growing problem

Metro Vancouver brouhaha points to public service’s growing problem

A former town councillor from Penhold, Alta. named Danielle Klooster wrote a widely read op-ed a few years back titled “5 terrible reasons to run for municipal office.
Column: Where do we go after the MMIWG hearings?

Column: Where do we go after the MMIWG hearings?

It’s no secret that I love being Canadian. I appreciate the beauty of our country and the freedoms I enjoy. For the most part, I’m incredibly proud of where I’m from. For the most part.