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OPINION: B.C. NDP torn about pipeline

OPINION: B.C. NDP torn about pipeline

As it increasingly looks like the federal government will approve the Kinder Morgan pipeline project, it will be interesting to see how the B.C. political parties react to the decision and how it will factor into next spring’s election outcome.
LETTERS: Bylaw needs ‘teeth’

LETTERS: Bylaw needs ‘teeth’

Dear Editor Dogs off-leash in New Westminster is a constant problem and has been for years.
Letters: Lessons to be learned thanks to pile driving

Letters: Lessons to be learned thanks to pile driving

Dear Editor During the recent August warm spell, we repainted our condo which is adjacent to the new Plaza 88 and Bosa developments. Unfortunately, the work needed to be done with the windows sealed tight.
LETTERS: Stewardson paving was poorly planned

LETTERS: Stewardson paving was poorly planned

Dear Editor When I saw the signs warning of repaving on Stewardson Way my jaw dropped. On the last weekend the Pattullo Bridge was closed yet. I knew there would be major headaches with traffic. But what did occur was beyond my worst imagination.
OUR VIEW: A fresh start to a new school year

OUR VIEW: A fresh start to a new school year

Can anything replace the smell of a new notebook, the echo of a new school locker being slammed shut, the feel of a new knapsack bought for a new school year? Probably not.
OPINION: Future of Canadian health care on the line

OPINION: Future of Canadian health care on the line

Let's say you are on a wait list for the type of surgery that will play a huge role in your life, perhaps the kind that restores full mobility or removes chronic pain or simply provides a level of comfort you haven't felt for some time.
A back-to-school look back on history

A back-to-school look back on history

Well, here we are once again with “back to school” being top of mind for many families. School opening in the fall was definitely very different in the early decades of this city’s existence.
OUR VIEW: Labour Day – more than a long weekend

OUR VIEW: Labour Day – more than a long weekend

For most folks, it’s the last long weekend of the summer – a time to load up the barbecue, take a nap in the hammock and, most of all, forget about work. But Labour Day, is, after all, all about work.
LETTERS: Why are city’s beer drinkers treated as second-class citizens?

LETTERS: Why are city’s beer drinkers treated as second-class citizens?

Dear Editor I’m wondering why the B.C. Liquor Stores treat the New West market as second-class.
LETTERS: Kudos to city for handling of Pattullo Bridge closures

LETTERS: Kudos to city for handling of Pattullo Bridge closures

Dear Editor The city did a good job of managing traffic disruptions during the recent weekend closures of the Pattullo Bridge.