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OUR VIEW: Hit ’em where it counts: in the wallet

OUR VIEW: Hit ’em where it counts: in the wallet

Yes, yes, yes! We applaud the provincial government for hiking penalties for distracted driving in the province. The current fine is $167 for a first offence.
LETTERS: Everyone is guilty of using too much water

LETTERS: Everyone is guilty of using too much water

Dear Editor, Re: water meters. Chris Petty wants to hear a reasonable rationale for the need for water meters.
LETTERS: New school is crucial to city’s future

LETTERS: New school is crucial to city’s future

Dear Editor Re: “Cemetery back to haunt new school?,” New Westminster Record , May 5. The CEO, Mr.
OPINION: Will economy trump ethics at the B.C. polls?

OPINION: Will economy trump ethics at the B.C. polls?

Ethics versus the economy.
LETTERS: Let's not complicate the NWSS project

LETTERS: Let's not complicate the NWSS project

Dear Editor: Re: Cemetery back to haunt new school? Let's get over this and just do the right thing.
OUR VIEW: Sensitive? Yes. But sacrosanct? No

OUR VIEW: Sensitive? Yes. But sacrosanct? No

Oh, no. Please tell us this isn’t happening again. Bill Chu (see front page story) has raised concerns – again, that the new high school will be built on a graveyard containing the bodies of Chinese citizens.
Letters: New West could really use a Mr. Mikes

Letters: New West could really use a Mr. Mikes

Dear Editor After reading your latest about Anvil Centre and city council taking their time on deciding on the Mr. Mikes, I just had to write something.
LETTERS: Bus service changes hurt Quayside folks

LETTERS: Bus service changes hurt Quayside folks

Dear Editor TransLink needs to give its head a shake. Today I was heading home from work, dinner groceries in tow, and waiting for the new C3 Quayside community shuttle to ferry my tired and hungry bones home. The scheduled 6:05 bus never came.
OPINION: Will complacency be the B.C. Liberals' downfall?

OPINION: Will complacency be the B.C. Liberals' downfall?

The B.C. Liberals show no sign of dropping their public pretence that all is well in the world and that their hold on power in this province will not end anytime soon, no matter how many controversies may befall them.
LETTERS: Council is wise to take its time on Mr. Mikes decision

LETTERS: Council is wise to take its time on Mr. Mikes decision

Dear Editor Re: Mr. Mikes in Anvil Centre This issue highlights the tension in city council’s desire to both move forward and maintain the identity of New Westminster in its urban development plan. Mr.