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LETTER: Changing habits key to fossil fuel problem

LETTER: Changing habits key to fossil fuel problem

The Editor, Re. “Gas pump stickers? Really?” (Opinion, The Tri-City News, Nov. 4)
LETTER: Thanks, Kwikwetlem, for fireworks display

LETTER: Thanks, Kwikwetlem, for fireworks display

The Editor, After a great and dry night of trick-or-treating, as a resident of Port Coquitlam near Colony Farm, we were once again treated to a spectacular fireworks show.
LETTER: ‘I think it is time for some amalgamation’

LETTER: ‘I think it is time for some amalgamation’

The Editor, Re. “Pay, trans. bumps for PoCo pols” (Oct. 28, The Tri-City News).
EDITORIAL: A gas pump sticker? Really?

EDITORIAL: A gas pump sticker? Really?

News flash: Gas is smelly and polluting, and the burning of fossil fuels contributes to climate change.
COLUMN: Trudeau's letters to Nana could help his son

COLUMN: Trudeau's letters to Nana could help his son

Letters from Pierre Trudeau could provide guidance to son Justin
LETTER: Two bears, one garage, a ladder and a realtor

LETTER: Two bears, one garage, a ladder and a realtor

The Editor, While I was on the phone last Saturday with a realtor, I was up a ladder outside my garage adjusting the motion sensor light.
LETTER: MyED BC is not helping students

LETTER: MyED BC is not helping students

The Editor, It boggles the mind how the waste of taxpayers’ dollars can sometimes go undetected.
EDITORIAL: Who decides on politicians' pay? You do

EDITORIAL: Who decides on politicians' pay? You do

Can Port Coquitlam council pay hikes be defended? It depends on the job they do — and it's up to voters to decide that in the end.
LETTER: Election workers thanked for effort

LETTER: Election workers thanked for effort

The Editor, I would like to take this opportunity to thank the more than 230,000 Canadians who contributed to the successful delivery of the 42nd general election.
There’s no progress without paying taxes

There’s no progress without paying taxes

"Everything we enjoy in Canada and hope for the future depends on tax dollars in some way or form," says a Coquitlam letter writer.