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Editorial: Ride-hailing a test for new B.C. government

Editorial: Ride-hailing a test for new B.C. government

If Liberals and Greens join to push ride-hailing through, will the NDP stop them?
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Letter: Let private insurers take over for ICBC

Letter: Let private insurers take over for ICBC

The Editor, Re: “Major changes are required, but ICBC can still be salvaged” (Opinion, The Tri-City News, Aug. 16).
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Letter: Early telegraph lines a part of our heritage

Letter: Early telegraph lines a part of our heritage

The Editor, Now that we are celebrating Canada’s 150th birthday, few people realize the important part played by the telegraph.
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Column: Friendly reminder — hatred is very, very bad

Column: Friendly reminder — hatred is very, very bad

I can’t believe I have reason to write these words, but it appears there is still some confusion in some people’s minds.
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Letter: Local TV still going strong

Letter: Local TV still going strong

The Editor, Unfortunately for many of the community television access groups located in Vancouver and Burnaby, the closure of Shaw’s Community Channel this month will mean the end of their producing programming about what’s happening in their respective communities.
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Letter: Keep bad drivers off of the roads

Letter: Keep bad drivers off of the roads

The Editor, Re: “The cost of saving ICBC” (Opinion, The Tri-City News, Aug.16).
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Editorial: Lessons from a solar eclipse

Editorial: Lessons from a solar eclipse

Our technological advances seem puny by comparison
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Letter: Other options to improve Lougheed traffic safety

Letter: Other options to improve Lougheed traffic safety

The Editor, Re: “Rail projects offer hope for safety improvements on Tri-City roads” (The Tri-City News, Aug. 9).
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Letter: Halting high rises

Letter: Halting high rises

The Editor, Re. “Highrise limits lifted by Coquitlam council” (The Tri-City News, Aug. 4).
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Column: Dine with deputy ministers for $275 a plate

Column: Dine with deputy ministers for $275 a plate

It had to have been lost in the mail. It’s the only plausible explanation.
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