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Editorial: Too soon for pot shop in Port Coquitlam

Editorial: Too soon for pot shop in Port Coquitlam

Pot entrepreneurs should wait for the laws to change before starting their businesses
Letter: Hey bear, shame on us that bruins keep dying

Letter: Hey bear, shame on us that bruins keep dying

The Editor, Re. “Hearts vs. heads on bears” (The Tri-City News, March 8)
Letter: Traffic worries with proposed condo project in Coquitlam

Letter: Traffic worries with proposed condo project in Coquitlam

The Editor, Re. “Best Western on North Rd. to close in ‘18” (The Tri-City News, March 15).
Letter: Questions on containment, cleanup in case of oil spill

Letter: Questions on containment, cleanup in case of oil spill

The Editor, In the March 3 issue of The Tri-City News, Kinder Morgan placed an ad (page 27) that attempts to reassure your readers with regard to safety concerns involving oil tankers in our waters
Letter: Gods, Greeks & semesters

Letter: Gods, Greeks & semesters

The Editor, Did you know that according to Greek lore, the god Zeus sent out two eagles from the farthest west and east points of the world in an effort to locate a middle point, which turned out to be the Temple of Delphi, famous for the inscription “Know thyself”?
Editorial: Step right up, folks!

Editorial: Step right up, folks!

During the last few weeks, the citizens of B.C. have been deluged by government announcements on everything from Sparwood infrastructure improvements to Uber.
Column: A rude awakening on political donations

Column: A rude awakening on political donations

Earlier this month, the Globe and Mail reported that lobbyists in this province have been making political donations on behalf of their clients, effectively camouflaging the identity of the real donors and breaking B.C.’s Elections Act in the process
Letter: Will new architect be greener for Ioco?

Letter: Will new architect be greener for Ioco?

The Editor, Re. “Renowned green architect takes over Ioco project” (The Tri-City News, March 8).
Letter: Could Port Coquitlam have done more to save trees?

Letter: Could Port Coquitlam have done more to save trees?

The Editor, By now, Port Coquitlam residents will be aware that the new recreation complex has come at a high cost, not just financially, but also for the trees.
Letter: Port Coquitlam taxpayers will cover the cost

Letter: Port Coquitlam taxpayers will cover the cost

The Editor, Re. “More cash for mgmt. of rec centre project” (The Tri-City News, March 10).