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EDITORIAL: Is it time for widespread tolls?

EDITORIAL: Is it time for widespread tolls?

Are drivers ready to pay more to use roads and bridges in order to raise cash for much-needed improvements? That's the question being asked by some politicians as a rising howl is heard from people who will pay a hefty $3 to cross the new Port Mann b
RADIA: Dog owners, control your pooches

RADIA: Dog owners, control your pooches

FACE TO FACE: Is enough being done to control pooches and their poo? Iam no friend of man's best friend. It's a mutual thing: Dogs don't like me and I don't like them.
NELSON: It's un-Canadian for Canada to use info from torture

NELSON: It's un-Canadian for Canada to use info from torture

FACE TO FACE: Should Canada accept and use information gleaned from torture? It's not funny anymore. The delusional reality bubble in which our Canadian Alliance, oops, Conservative government lives gets more and more frightening.
RADIA: Canada can't ignore info obtained by torture

RADIA: Canada can't ignore info obtained by torture

FACE TO FACE: Should Canada accept and use information gleaned from torture? Ithink the majority of Canadians would agree that we as country should not engage in torture; we should not, under any circumstance, condone it, support it or encourage it.
YORKE: Cloning may be the answer to her stress woes

YORKE: Cloning may be the answer to her stress woes

How I wish to be one of those people who never gets frazzled. You would think my years in Asia should have taught me something about inner peace.
Bears are already awake and looking for garbage

Bears are already awake and looking for garbage

The Editor, Wednesday at 6 a.m., as I was getting ready for work, I heard a thump outside at my neighbour's house. Then I heard a dog at the other neighbour's start barking.
There was no sulphur spill on train tracks, says PCT GM

There was no sulphur spill on train tracks, says PCT GM

The Editor, Re. "Sulphur. Danger or no danger? Spill or no spill?" (The Tri-City News, Feb. 17). The answers to the questions presented in your headline are simply No and No.
Port Moody should extend compost program to businesses

Port Moody should extend compost program to businesses

The Editor, Last year, the city of Port Moody made it easy for residents to start composting . But what about businesses? Many in Newport Village, where I work, don't even recycle paper, let alone dispose properly of their organic waste.
EDITORIAL: Coquitlam pesticide ban is necessary

EDITORIAL: Coquitlam pesticide ban is necessary

Coquitlam gardeners and weed-free lawn fans will have to think twice before spraying pesticides.
EDITORIAL: Development prompts discussion in Maillardville

EDITORIAL: Development prompts discussion in Maillardville

The timing of the Newgen Real Estate Development Inc. office building couldn't be better as the community of Maillardville gets together to talk about its future.