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Letter: We also need space for jobs

Letter: We also need space for jobs

The Editor, Re. “Metro housing desire takes industrial land” (The Tri-City News, Dec. 13).
Letter: Better lights & lines on roads

Letter: Better lights & lines on roads

The Editor, Re. “Proposal for big bucks for overpasses to solve some Tri-Cities traffic tie-ups” (The Tri-City News, Dec. 15). The Tri-City News last week highlighted several big-cost proposals for traffic flow improvement.
Letter: Another drop in the river of books on rivers

Letter: Another drop in the river of books on rivers

The Editor, Re: “A river of great books runs through your local library” (A Good Read, The Tri-City News, Dec. 13).
Letter: A lifelong relationship started with pen, paper

Letter: A lifelong relationship started with pen, paper

The Editor, Re. “Friendship by snail mail: PoCo woman, pen pal maintain 30-year relationship” (Community, The Tri-City News, Dec. 13).
Editorial: Best gift — a little common sense

Editorial: Best gift — a little common sense

Whether you shop at the last minute or have everything wrapped up for the big day, thinking about the waste you create is not a bad idea
Editorial: Don't forget the tiny creatures

Editorial: Don't forget the tiny creatures

Benefit of Mossom Creek BioBlitz is to ensure we don't lose diversity in our watersheds
Editorial: $5 million for bear locks? Don't think so

Editorial: $5 million for bear locks? Don't think so

Ramp up the fines for people who ignore garbage bylaws instead
Editorial: Site C — either way we pay

Editorial: Site C — either way we pay

Christy Clark's legacy means we live with Site C, and there could be some benefits along with the costs
Letter: China conflict should be apparent to SD43

Letter: China conflict should be apparent to SD43

The Editor: Re. “Such a thing as a free trip?” (front page, The Tri-City News, Dec. 8).
Letter: Thanks for donations – but not for garbage

Letter: Thanks for donations – but not for garbage

The Editor, For many years, Trinity United Church in Port Coquitlam has operated a thrift shop to support various community activities in PoCo and beyond.