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Letters to the Editor

Seniors’ comedy good clean fun

Jan Bannister was the instructor for this series, the Century House Comedy Class

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Disappointed to see no city representatives

City council allowed the parade to pass them by without saying goodbye and thank you to their own native son, Ed Harrington

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Our cheap coal feeds China's filthy habit

It's not just residents of New Westminster, Surrey, Delta and White Rock that should take heed of Fraser Surrey Dock facility for coal.

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Thanks for a great Jane's Walk weekend

A huge thank you to everyone who helped make New Westminster's first Jane's Walk weekend a success.

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Royal City Farmers Market should stay on the water

It's sad to see the Royal City Farmers Market leaving the River Market to return to its summer home at Tipperary Park.

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A thank-you to a compassionate city

Just wanted to thank the many, many people in New Westminster who have contacted us to support Lookout and the clients we serve.

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Time for a break from dog-eat-dog

Burnaby NewsLeader - Tuesday May 7, 2013

British Columbians expect a minimum standard of living and do not want a province where some have to suffer so others can live in luxury.

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BC Liberals faltered, but consider the alternative

Burnaby NewsLeader - Tuesday May 7, 2013

Like many elections, the current provincial election involves a choice of the least bad option rather than the best option.

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Queensborough residents concerned about coal, too

Much has been said about the Quayside Community Board's campaign to say no to a coal terminal at Fraser Surrey Docks

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Pricey proposition

I hope engineering will do all the work necessary to make the intersection safe, but the cost to fix that intersection is $250,000?

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Learn to identify a potential abuser

Much pain, suffering and degradation could be eliminated if females were made aware of the characteristics of a potential abuser.

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Skugaid could be part of bustling, historic New Westminster waterfront

Having followed the story of the Chief Skugaid for the last few months, I have to say that I was neutral to its plight at first.

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Movie tax break just an example of NDP style

This is clearly an example of how an NDP government, if elected, would give away the province to their labour brothers.

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Jobs aren't much help on an ailing planet

Burnaby NewsLeader - Friday April 19, 2013

Do B.C.ers in favour of unhindered resource extraction ever question the good of creating jobs when the planet is getting deathly polluted?

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City actively consulting with residents on East Eighth Avenue changes

I'd like to thank Jason Lesage for the feedback on the proposed changes to improve pedestrian safety on East Eighth Avenue

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FW Howay says thanks to all for the playgrounds

The F.W. Howay staff and students say a huge "Thank You!" to all who helped fundraise, organize and construct our new playgrounds.

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Bailey Bridge plans make no sense

I have noted with interest your plan to try and replace the Bailey Bridge over the Brunette River

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Tunnel crossing already at Eighth Avenue and Richmond

A signal is unnecessary because there is already a safe method for crossing Eighth Avenue at Richmond Street: a tunnel.

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Let’s keep our bridges and tunnels in public hands

Burnaby NewsLeader - Tuesday April 16, 2013

There is already a small toll on every bridge and road. It’s called taxes.

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U.S. should ship its own coal

Our friends to the south have loudly rejected a U.S. coal terminal and rail transfer facility on their west coast.

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