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Editorial: Waiting for beds and ERH expansion

Editorial: Waiting for beds and ERH expansion

The Port Moody hospital is not alone in struggling to keep up with demand in peak hours, but with the Tri-Cities expanding it may be time for an upgrade
LETTER: Thanks (not) for ban on pesticides in Port Moody

LETTER: Thanks (not) for ban on pesticides in Port Moody

The Editor, We just want to thank Port Moody council on its excellent decision to ban herbicides and pesticides in the Tri-Cities.
LETTER: Another view on climate change and humans’ involvement in it

LETTER: Another view on climate change and humans’ involvement in it

The Editor, Re. “Taking action against climate change” (Green Scene, The Tri-City News, Nov. 6).
COLUMN: Once enemies & refugees, her parents loved Canada

COLUMN: Once enemies & refugees, her parents loved Canada

Another Remembrance Day has passed.
LETTER: The least we can give them is a true moment of silence

LETTER: The least we can give them is a true moment of silence

The Editor, At the Remembrance Day ceremony last week at the Coquitlam cenotaph, my nine-year-old son leaned over asked, “Mom, what time is it?” I gave him a glare and whispered “Ssshhh, it’s 11 o’clock, time for silence.”
LETTER: War, propaganda go hand in hand

LETTER: War, propaganda go hand in hand

The Editor, Re. “Remembering Canada and its contributions in the Great War” (TC Community, The Tri-City News, Nov. 11)
Editorial: Let's welcome the refugees

Editorial: Let's welcome the refugees

That's the only humane response we can take to the Syrian refugee crisis in the wake of the Paris terrorism attacks
LETTER: District needs a plan to deal with funding

LETTER: District needs a plan to deal with funding

The Editor, Re. “TC schools shortchanged: Shirra” (The Tri-City News, Oct. 30).
COLUMN: Meat is a worthwhile pain in the butt. Bacon, anyone?

COLUMN: Meat is a worthwhile pain in the butt. Bacon, anyone?

You have to wonder if the outgoing Conservative government was really on to something with that whole muzzling of scientists thing.
EDITORIAL: Remembrance for all

EDITORIAL: Remembrance for all

Hundreds of thousands of Canadians stood next to cenotaphs in their communities on Wednesday to honour the sacrifice of Canadian veterans.