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Editorial: From Port Moody mill to waterfront village

Editorial: From Port Moody mill to waterfront village

Big project proposed in Port Moody has economic, transportation, property and environmental implications
Letter: Mentally ill need Riverview in Coquitlam

Letter: Mentally ill need Riverview in Coquitlam

The Editor, I recently listened to audio of the Minister of Health Terry Lake describing the change in focus of mental health treatment in B.C.
Letter: Snow highlights a poop problem in Port Coquitlam

Letter: Snow highlights a poop problem in Port Coquitlam

The Editor, Let me start by saying I am a dog owner and have been for many years. I clean up after my dog.
Column: It’s about time kids do their part around the house

Column: It’s about time kids do their part around the house

New Year’s resolutions can be tricky to choose, let alone keep, but sometimes inspiration tips onto you and pins you to the floor like a stylish and affordable Ikea dresser.
Editorial: Housing choices needed in the Tri-Cities

Editorial: Housing choices needed in the Tri-Cities

Smart policies ensure a wide variety of prices and options as not everyone wants to live in a tower
Letter: Higher assessments, disproportionate pay

Letter: Higher assessments, disproportionate pay

The Editor, Re. “Calm down over property assessments” (Letters, The Tri-City News, Jan. 13).
Letter: Patient care should be first priority for ERH

Letter: Patient care should be first priority for ERH

The Editor, I don’t believe it. Eagle Ridge Hospital is contracting with a movie company to use part of the rehab wing to make a film.
Letter: Drinking, driving, drugs and money

Letter: Drinking, driving, drugs and money

The Editor, Some people seem to think our laws are meant for other people.
Editorial: Kinder Morgan — what's in it for B.C.

Editorial: Kinder Morgan — what's in it for B.C.

Premier says millions coming for community environmental projects
Editorial: Should we worry about a water shortage

Editorial: Should we worry about a water shortage

Metro Vancouver looking to further tighten regulations