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LETTER: Common sense?

LETTER: Common sense?

The Editor, What is the big deal about dogs off leash in parks? Are parks not for the use and enjoyment of the community?
LETTER: Keep lawns longer

LETTER: Keep lawns longer

The Editor, Re. “Predictions of warm fall & dealing with region’s new weather reality” (The Tri-City News, Aug. 21).
LETTER: City must look at traffic safety, too, in Burquitlam

LETTER: City must look at traffic safety, too, in Burquitlam

The Editor, Much talk has resulted from the Evergreen Line construction and neighbourhood redevelopment in Burquitlam.
EDITORIAL: Moms and dads, this is for you

EDITORIAL: Moms and dads, this is for you

Hey, you. Yes, you with the infant snuggled in the Tula wrap, texting on your iPhone while you sip your coffee at Starbucks.
LETTER: Bafflegab and gas prices

LETTER: Bafflegab and gas prices

The Editor, Re. “Gas prices stay high despite oil’s dive” (The Tri-City News, Aug. 14).
LETTER: ‘A BC Liberal is a fed. Conservative’

LETTER: ‘A BC Liberal is a fed. Conservative’

The Editor, Re. You Say (Opinion, The Tri-City News, Aug. 12).
COLUMN: AGLG: Was it designed to fail or will it be left to implode?

COLUMN: AGLG: Was it designed to fail or will it be left to implode?

Last week, the Union of BC Municipalities (UBCM) released its report on the operations of B.C.’s Auditor General for Local Government (AGLG).
LETTER: Water meters for everyone, please

LETTER: Water meters for everyone, please

The Editor, As I watch my grass die, I still see some neighbours when it is dark out watering their lawns. I think it’s time to install water meters on all residences in Coquitlam.
LETTER: Your vote can help with a global issue

LETTER: Your vote can help with a global issue

The Editor, Re. “B.C. gov’t wants input on climate action” (Green Scene, The Tri-City News, Aug. 14).
LETTER: Trees fall, habitat ruined as larger homes are built

LETTER: Trees fall, habitat ruined as larger homes are built

As you know, central Coquitlam has undergone significant development over the past few years and we are the latest residents to feel the pain.