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Riverview should be saved

Riverview should be saved

The Editor, Re. "Endangered status sought," (The Tri-City News, June 13).
EDITORIAL: New condos could create parking crunch

EDITORIAL: New condos could create parking crunch

Cars may soon be legislated out of existence - not by anti-idlers and environmentalists concerned about greenhouse gasses - but by city planners intent on getting rid of parking spaces in condos.
NELSON: Pump it up and take a break at the gas station

NELSON: Pump it up and take a break at the gas station

"Fill 'er up," is an obsolete phrase in most cities. But not in Coquitlam, where a forty-year-old bylaw requires all gas stations (all nine of them) to be full serve.
RADIA: Full serve gas a luxury gas stations can't afford

RADIA: Full serve gas a luxury gas stations can't afford

I must admit that I avoid Coquitlam gas stations like the plague. And I don't think I'm alone, on that.
EDITORIAL: Finally, BC government and teachers agree on something

EDITORIAL: Finally, BC government and teachers agree on something

There was a rare moment of peace on the school front last week when both the province and the BC Teachers' Federation came out in favour of a provincial strategy to educate against bullying.
How will Port Moody regulate buskers?

How will Port Moody regulate buskers?

The Editor, Re. "Would you like food with tunes?" (The Tri-City News, May 24) and "Is Port Moody regulating buskers a good thing for the community?" (Face to Face, The Tri-City News, June 1).
NELSON: Busking is just begging set to music

NELSON: Busking is just begging set to music

FACE TO FACE: Is Port Moody regulating buskers a good thing for the community? I thought it was a misprint. It must be referring to a TransLink policy about busing. But, no, the report definitely said "busking.
RADIA: Port Moody, save us from crappy clowns

RADIA: Port Moody, save us from crappy clowns

FACE TO FACE: Is Port Moody regulating buskers a good thing for the community? B ack what seems like a lifetime ago, I used to be a street performer.
Bike lanes worldwide are not socialist phenomena

Bike lanes worldwide are not socialist phenomena

The Editor, Re. "Lefties' ideology backs bike lanes" (Face to Face, The Tri-City News, May 25).
EDITORIAL: Politicians should watch their travel budgets

EDITORIAL: Politicians should watch their travel budgets

There will be so many Port Moody councillors at the upcoming Federation of Canadian Municipalities conference in Saskatoon this weekend that they'll have enough of a quorum to do city business.