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Very superstitious: How fact-free parenting policies rob our kids of independence

Very superstitious: How fact-free parenting policies rob our kids of independence

This article originally appeared on 5kids1condo.com . It has been republished with permission from the author.
Editorial: Spending on teachers a wise investment

Editorial: Spending on teachers a wise investment

Hiring more teachers benefits students and puts more money into the economy
Editorial: Kids walking alone not a crime

Editorial: Kids walking alone not a crime

Research suggests kids benefit from walking to school alone
Letter: Car-Free Days — bigger and regular

Letter: Car-Free Days — bigger and regular

The Editor, Outside North America, car-free days means that: For one day, a town will close a much bigger area to cars than the car-free streets that are open all year long.
Letter: Noise in Evergreen tunnel tough on ears

Letter: Noise in Evergreen tunnel tough on ears

The Editor, Re. “Thousands turn out for car-free day” (The Tri-City News.)
Letter: Signal turns, please

Letter: Signal turns, please

Is there a different way of teaching new drivers?
Column: Money can’t buy you love but, in B.C., it can buy votes

Column: Money can’t buy you love but, in B.C., it can buy votes

The 2017 B.C. election will go down in the history books and in more ways than one.
Letter: Don’t discount fines, raise them

Letter: Don’t discount fines, raise them

The Editor, Re. “Bear shot, five fined in SW Coq.” (The Tri-City News, Aug. 23).
Letter: Shame on those who cut trees

Letter: Shame on those who cut trees

The Editor, Re. “PoCo, have your say on trees in your city” (The Tri-City News, Aug. 11).
Editorial: No free lunch for roads, bridges and buses

Editorial: No free lunch for roads, bridges and buses

Tolls may have been eliminated for now, but getting around will cost us one way or another