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Editorial: We say Yes to rainbow crosswalks

Editorial: We say Yes to rainbow crosswalks

More than any other reason, The Tri-City News supports rainbow crosswalks as a way of letting LGBTQ youth know they are welcome and valued in their community.
Letter: Getting unwanted items to dump is key problem

Letter: Getting unwanted items to dump is key problem

The Editor, Re. “River cleanup crew decries dumped junk” and “Dumping junk isn’t free – there’s a cost to all of us” (The Tri-City News, Sept. 13).
Letter: Lots of problems to solve before we paint crosswalks

Letter: Lots of problems to solve before we paint crosswalks

The Editor, Re. “Rainbow crosswalks sought for Coquitlam” (The Tri-City News, Sept. 13).
Editorial: A small gesture of support for LGBT

Editorial: A small gesture of support for LGBT

It seems now more than ever, we need these kinds of symbols to show that our communities are supportive of gay and trans people
Column: Go Fresh $140, GoPro $637, GoDaddy $1,191

Column: Go Fresh $140, GoPro $637, GoDaddy $1,191

There’s nothing quite like pouring through 87,527 credit card charges to the B.C. government’s plastic on a hot summer night.
Editorial: So much junk, too few care

Editorial: So much junk, too few care

On the weekend a bunch of Good Samaritans hauled couches, TVs, construction waste out of the woods in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam
Letter: Crank up fines for distracted drivers

Letter: Crank up fines for distracted drivers

The Editor, Re. “Signal turns, please” (Letters, The Tri-City News, Sept. 1).
Letter: Do something about SkyTrain noise

Letter: Do something about SkyTrain noise

The Editor, Re. “Noise in Evergreen tunnel tough on ears” (Letters, The Tri-City News, Sept. 1).
Letter: Cities must do more to save bears lives

Letter: Cities must do more to save bears lives

The Editor, Re. “Bear shot, five fined in SW Coq.” (The Tri-City News, Aug. 23).
Letter from a Tri-City bear, who’s hungry

Letter from a Tri-City bear, who’s hungry

Hello Tri-City residents, It’s now September and just as things change for you after Labour Day and the end of summer, so it does for us bears.