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Letter: Bring bee project to Port Moody, please

Letter: Bring bee project to Port Moody, please

The Editor, Re. “No joke: Teens are working for the bees” (The Tri-City News, Feb. 14).
Column: A bevy of taxes to cool B.C.’s real-estate market

Column: A bevy of taxes to cool B.C.’s real-estate market

B.C. Finance Minister Carole James on Tuesday poured several pails of cold water on the province’s overheated real-estate market.
Letter: A fence in Burrard Inlet?

Letter: A fence in Burrard Inlet?

The Editor, I am an avid kayaker and have enjoyed kayaking in Burrard Inlet for over 40 years.
Letter: A dilbit challenge to Notley, Trudeau

Letter: A dilbit challenge to Notley, Trudeau

The Editor, An open letter to Alberta Premier Rachel Notley and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau:
Letters: 'Higher purpose' for Port Moody land

Letters: 'Higher purpose' for Port Moody land

The Editor, Re. “Land proposal goes back to PM council with CPAC approval” (The Tri-City News, Feb. 9).
Editorial: Bitumen study not a deal breaker

Editorial: Bitumen study not a deal breaker

Concern about more tankers in the harbour is warranted and if done in a timely manner, bitumen studies shouldn't hold up the pipeline process
Column: Insurance for cyclists? Heck ya!

Column: Insurance for cyclists? Heck ya!

I wish I could pay ICBC to insure my bike to ride on public roads.
Editorial: No harm in Coquitlam shelter oversight

Editorial: No harm in Coquitlam shelter oversight

Politicians approved the shelter, so it makes sense that they want assurances that 3030 Gordon is doing what it can to be a good neighbour
Letter: Wine is renewable, bitumen isn’t

Letter: Wine is renewable, bitumen isn’t

The Editor, Re. Ingrid Rice editorial cartoon, The Tri-City News, Feb. 9.
Letter: Will weed make biz sense for province?

Letter: Will weed make biz sense for province?

The Editor, Re. “Farnworth lays out B.C. bud regulations” (The Tri-City News, Feb. 7).