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 BC Hydro appreciates customers' patience with meter changesI'd like to thank BC Hydro customers for their patience as we transition to a more modern electricity system.
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 Oil sands contamination provenSeveral years ago, people downstream from the oil-sands plants complained of diseased fish.
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 Change is neededIf after 11 years in office the Liberals had improved the lot of working families we would not need the "change" you refer to.
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 Trails would be for allHeather Watt's recent letter to the editor concerning trails for Aldergrove and Campbell Valley Parks.
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 RV owners protest discriminationI and several of my neighbours finally came under attack from Township's Bylaw Enforcement.
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 It's time to build south of the FraserIt's time that Translink stopped catering to those people living North of the Fraser
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 LTA offered assistance to all candidatesThe mention of our endorsed candidates in this call-out was the only action that the LTA undertook to boost LTA-endorsed candidates.
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 No to any tollsI applaud Surrey Mayor Dianne Watts' suggestion that the toll on the new Port Mann Bridge should be reduced to 75 cents
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 'Snoop' law too invasivePrime Minister Stephen Harper seems far from eager to discuss the "Lawful Access" legislation he's promised to pass
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 A challengeI challenge each and every one of Langley Township councillors to respond to me and all of your constituents and answer my question.
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 Readers sound off on trailsThree letters to the editor regarding proposed trails connecting Aldergrove Lake and Campbell Valley parks
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 Public left out of firefighter decisionIn the Township 2012 budget I was shocked to find out that all eight proposed full-time firefighters were added in this year's budget.
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 Thankful for kindnessThis is a grateful thank you to the Abbotsford citizens who helped us get a ride home on Tuesday, March 20
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 Expert opinions brought into questionRe: "Court orders denial of ALR exclusion reconsidered," Star news
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 Environmental reviews 'weakened'Langley MP's role in chairing the recent hasty and incomplete review of the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act.
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 Ask 'who benefits?' from itRe: "B.C. is truly blessed with sustainability," Star letters, March 22.
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 Remembering the 'terrible price'After failed attempts by both British and French forces, a corps of brave and determined Canadian soldiers captured strategic ridge
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 Views on a new poolDid the community of Murrayville need to fund raise to have the W.C. Blair Pool built or those in Walnut Grove fundraise?
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 Weighing in on education 'war'I have to admit, I was almost fooled by Tom Fletcher's column last week.
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 Not so sunny viewDiana Van Tiel (Star letters, March 15) obviously subscribes to the three monkeys' "see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil" theory
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 B.C. is truly blessed with 'sustainability'How often do people stop and think about the incredibly sustainable province we live in?
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 Stench lingers over dog fouled Aldergrove streetsIn response to Tim Gannon's letter in the Star, March 1, there are many local establishments that sell biodegradable dog waste bags.
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 No moral ground to stand onI could sympathize with the dilemma faced by B.C.'s government over its public sector workers' contracts' non-negotiable "net-zero"
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 More of our readers' thoughts on Aldergrove, past and future...Many years ago I lived in Aldergrove and liked the little town. So, five years ago my husband and I moved back here for our retirement.
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 Old friend goneDouglas firs were chopped down to make a playing field in an area where there are already eight other fields.
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