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EDITORIAL: Good numbers for graduation rates

EDITORIAL: Good numbers for graduation rates

School District 43 was in a tough spot last winter after discovering that it over-spent on salaries and expenses by about $8 million and had to make some tough decisions to bring its budget in line with government funding.
Property tax increase is not 'good news'

Property tax increase is not 'good news'

The Editor, Re. "2.8% tax hike on homes" (The Tri-City News, Dec. 4). Again, Coquitlam is reaching into our pockets with yet another yearly tax increase. They are calling it the "good news budget.
COLUMN: Why she wears antlers. Every day. No, really

COLUMN: Why she wears antlers. Every day. No, really

I started wearing antlers during the Yuletide season. You know, the kind made from fun fur and wire. I did it simply because I wanted to.
RADIA: Passionate mom and 2 politicians

RADIA: Passionate mom and 2 politicians

'T is the season to make lists. Every December, newspapers and magazines invariably put out their top (insert category here) lists. The most influential, the sexiest, the best-dressed.
'Small-town,' really?

'Small-town,' really?

The Editor, Re. "Mixed reactions on OCP" (The Tri-City News, Nov. 29). For the many people attending the Port Moody town hall meeting on Nov.
EDITORIAL: Driving & aging

EDITORIAL: Driving & aging

As we age, our depth perception changes, our reaction time slows, medication might make us drowsy and our eyes are more sensitive to glare. For all these reasons, we might be more of a risk on the road to ourselves and others.
NELSON: Tom, Elaine plus Ted and Wayne

NELSON: Tom, Elaine plus Ted and Wayne

J ames Moore? Richard Stewart? Important people in the Tri-Cities, undoubtedly.
RADIA: For Jim, tributes to Clark & Dix

RADIA: For Jim, tributes to Clark & Dix

N o offence to the tattooed amongst you but I'm really not a fan of the body art phenomenon.
EDITORIAL: Power play

EDITORIAL: Power play

Like salmon - once a symbol of B.C. resource wealth and now too costly for the average family to eat regularly - our abundant electricity is now going to cost us an arm and a leg.
TRAVIS: TransLink referendum: Be careful what you promise

TRAVIS: TransLink referendum: Be careful what you promise

T ransLink - everyone's favourite whipping boy in the Lower Mainland - is about to be put to the electoral test and it promises not to be pretty.