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'Nasty, negative soap box'

'Nasty, negative soap box'

The Editor, Re. "Think before you vote municipally in November" (BC Views, The Tri-City News, Sept. 24).
Unions aren't the problem

Unions aren't the problem

The Editor, Re. "Soaring civic pay criticized in review" (The Tri-City News, Sept. 24).
Why spend more money for Coquitlam aquatic study?

Why spend more money for Coquitlam aquatic study?

The Editor, Re. "Gas tax pays for upgrades" (The Tri-City News, Sept. 19). In general, I agree with comments on how this money is being spent.
Port Moody challengers, speak up

Port Moody challengers, speak up

The Editor, Re. "Clay & Royer to face off in PoMo" (The Tri-City News, Sept. 5). The civic elections are less than two months away. In my city, Port Moody, only 5,452 votes were cast for the mayor's position in the last election.
EDITORIAL: Taxes or ferry fares to pay to get to Vancouver Island?

EDITORIAL: Taxes or ferry fares to pay to get to Vancouver Island?

Is taking the ferry to Vancouver Island and back getting too expensive? Many B.C. mayors think so and on Wednesday, they voted to ask the province to roll back fare hikes that were implemented to cover rising costs and dwindling revenues.
EDITORIAL: It's time to stop for some Tri-City politicians

EDITORIAL: It's time to stop for some Tri-City politicians

When it comes to leadership, the men and women on city councils in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody, the School District 43 board of education, and village councils in Anmore and Belcarra, have shown plenty.
Trucks on Mariner? That's dangerous

Trucks on Mariner? That's dangerous

The Editor, Re. "Mariner Way truck route talk" (The Tri-City News, Sept. 10).
LETTER: Port Moody design and debate

LETTER: Port Moody design and debate

The Editor, Re. "Clay & Royer to face off in PoMo" (The Tri-City News, Sept. 5).
LETTER: Keep bears & our community safe

LETTER: Keep bears & our community safe

The Editor, Well, here we are at the end of hot summer and knocking on autumn's door. Just as seasons come and go for people, so do seasons change for bears.
TRAVIS: Big money and a pedal-to-the-metal LNG project

TRAVIS: Big money and a pedal-to-the-metal LNG project

I magine: You've just come off a surprise election victory after promising voters a $100-billion "Prosperity Fund" courtesy of royalties and taxes from an industry that doesn't yet exist in B.C. and based on tax rates that still haven't been set.