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Letter: Hundreds impacted by move of curling from Coquitlam to Port Moody

Letter: Hundreds impacted by move of curling from Coquitlam to Port Moody

"Successfully sustaining curling in the Tri-Cities is dependent on the success of the learn-to-curl program and youth programs," says the letter writer.
Letter: Trudeau and feds need to spend on alternative energy

Letter: Trudeau and feds need to spend on alternative energy

"Canada is fortunate to have many sources of renewable power but it lags behind Europe in terms of research, incentive programs, available technology and policies," says the letter writer.
Letter: Maybe burning wood for heat isn’t all bad

Letter: Maybe burning wood for heat isn’t all bad

"I sincerely hope government does not simply ban all wood burning heat generators but they examine the new technologies of heating equipment," says the letter writer.
Editorial: Will new pot rules curb teen drug use?

Editorial: Will new pot rules curb teen drug use?

The idea is to get gangs and drug dealers out of the picture so teens will wait until they can legally purchase cannabis
Editorial: Who's watching government?

Editorial: Who's watching government?

Sorry, but government communication doesn't replace service provided by media watch dogs
Letter: Be ready for bears in your Tri-City ’hood – and yard

Letter: Be ready for bears in your Tri-City ’hood – and yard

The Editor, After the unusually long, cold and snowy winter we have had, many of the buds and berries that would have started blooming by now are two to three weeks behind normal.
Letter: Yes, speak up about costs of Port Coquitlam rec centre

Letter: Yes, speak up about costs of Port Coquitlam rec centre

The Editor, Re. “More cash for mgmt. of rec centre project” (The Tri-City News, March 10).
Letter: Nowhere to ‘go’ at new Port Coquitlam park

Letter: Nowhere to ‘go’ at new Port Coquitlam park

The Editor, Re. “Work starts Monday in PoCo to build park at Blakeburn lagoons” (The Tri-City News, March 22).
Editorial: Could Gwyn Staddon have been saved by safe care?

Editorial: Could Gwyn Staddon have been saved by safe care?

B.C. needs a Safe Care Act to protect vulnerable teens at risk of harm, like Gwynevere Kenny-Staddon, who overdosed in a Port Moody Starbucks bathroom last summer.
Column: Spring break: the history, the beer... and George

Column: Spring break: the history, the beer... and George

Spring break ain’t what it used to be.