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EDITORIAL: Calling 911...

EDITORIAL: Calling 911...

What level of service should injured and sick Tri-City residents expect from BC Ambulance and fire services? That's at the heart of the issue now being debated as the BC Emergency Health Services (BCEHS) defends a Resource Allocation Plan that has do
Critic crossed line

Critic crossed line

The Editor, Re. "Plenty of consultation & study in PM OCP process" (Letters, The Tri-City News, April 23). The Moody Centre Community Association (MCCA) was registered in 1979 as a non-profit organization.
Plenty of consultation & study in PM OCP process

Plenty of consultation & study in PM OCP process

The Editor, Re. "Moody Centre hit hard by new OCP" (Letters, The Tri-City News, April 18). Letter writer Hazel Mason must be looking at a different official community plan than the one that is actually under consideration at Port Moody city hall.
Gifts of life are precious, needed

Gifts of life are precious, needed

The Editor, April is National Organ Donor Awareness Month. As a four-time cornea transplant recipient (and a BC Transplant Society volunteer), I know what it is like to be on a waiting list for a transplant.
Actually, consumers must pay

Actually, consumers must pay

The Editor, Re. "Papers must pay" (Letters, The Tri-City News, April 4). The above-referenced submission is an incomplete headline and letter. The letter writer almost captured the process involved but fell short at the end.
COLUMN: Who's afraid of a little debate? 'Today's BC Liberals'

COLUMN: Who's afraid of a little debate? 'Today's BC Liberals'

"T oday's BC Liberals" may have taken a little inspiration during last year's election campaign from former Canadian prime minister Kim Campbell when she bluntly stated in 1993 that "an election is no time to discuss serious issues.
Moody Centre hit hard by new OCP

Moody Centre hit hard by new OCP

The Editor, Port Moody's mayor and councillors were elected in large part because of promises to maintain the city's small-town character and to control development pressures that may arise due to the advent of the Evergreen Line.
EDITORIAL: Bye, bye B.C.

EDITORIAL: Bye, bye B.C.

The dream of home ownership that may have seemed attainable to some with record low interests rates has faded because of high house prices, according to a recent Bank of Montreal survey, and young people in the Metro Vancouver are feeling the pinch m
Keep pipe out of park

Keep pipe out of park

The Editor, Re. "Pipeline foes aim to protect local park" (The Tri-City News, April 2).
EDITORIAL: MLA & NDPeace

EDITORIAL: MLA & NDPeace

Many in the Tri-Cities who support popular Port Coquitlam MLA Mike Farnworth will be disappointed he dropped out of the BC NDP leadership race.