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Editorial: Prosperity fund leaves doubts

Editorial: Prosperity fund leaves doubts

Setting money aside to fulfill an LNG election promise that didn't materialize doesn't make sense when there are other needs
TAKE A HIKE: Sure, hike or snowshoe in winter – but be prepared

TAKE A HIKE: Sure, hike or snowshoe in winter – but be prepared

Compared to hiking in the summer, winter hiking requires a much higher level of preparedness, especially when venturing to higher elevations.
GREEN SCENE: Nesting season brings the birds and spring

GREEN SCENE: Nesting season brings the birds and spring

For the Burke Mountain Naturalists, February is the month for nest box cleaning.
LETTER: Curling in Coquitlam is great for kids

LETTER: Curling in Coquitlam is great for kids

The Editor, Re. “Coquitlam considers curtailing curling” (The Tri-City News, Feb. 5).
LETTER: ‘We have sacred trust to care for others’

LETTER: ‘We have sacred trust to care for others’

The Editor, Re. “Public property & mental health keys” (Letters, The Tri-City News, Jan. 27).
Editorial: Kwiketlem land claim needs settling

Editorial: Kwiketlem land claim needs settling

An open and transparent court case may be better than behind the scenes negotiations for the KFN and the public
Letter: Realtor says research on his side re. multi-family

Letter: Realtor says research on his side re. multi-family

The fact that infrastructure required for single-family homes is subsidized by multi-family units has been well documented over the past few decades, writes John Grasty.
AROUND THE HOUSE: Got fruit trees? Sweet!

AROUND THE HOUSE: Got fruit trees? Sweet!

You really don’t have to be an expert to prune fruit trees.
LETTER: Please remember Gatensbury limit is mostly 30 km/h

LETTER: Please remember Gatensbury limit is mostly 30 km/h

The Editor, Let me start by clarifying that the speed limit is 30 km/h all along Gatensbury Street.
LETTER: History & ‘Village of Ignore’

LETTER: History & ‘Village of Ignore’

The Editor, Allow me to suggest that signs at the approach of East Road and Sunnyside now read: “Welcome to the Village of Ignore.”