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Letters: Thank you, Keili

Letters: Thank you, Keili

Letters: Vulnerable road users can be passed safely

Letters: Vulnerable road users can be passed safely

Re: Passing cyclists will become difficult. A vulnerable road user is a pedestrian or person on an animal, cycle, motorcycle, or an electric scooter or wheelchair.
Letter: Impose stricter water conservation measures

Letter: Impose stricter water conservation measures

'Washing and filling features should not be permitted at all once Stage 1 is implemented as these use a large amount of water for no good purpose.'
Letters: Passing perspective

Letters: Passing perspective

Editor: “Passing Cyclists” (April 19) response: I found the letter last week about passing cyclists interesting. I would just like to add a slightly different viewpoint.
Editorial: BC Ferries unleashes plans for larger pet areas on upper decks

Editorial: BC Ferries unleashes plans for larger pet areas on upper decks

BC Ferries' move to open larger outdoor pet areas on vessels creates a more humane and relaxing journey for pet owners and their animals.
Greg Perry cartoon: What's the best-before date on this one?

Greg Perry cartoon: What's the best-before date on this one?

Adrian Raeside cartoon: Problems with drug decriminalization

Adrian Raeside cartoon: Problems with drug decriminalization

Les Leyne: World Cup overrun? Don't go there

Les Leyne: World Cup overrun? Don't go there

Original estimates on major public projects are like jottings of what a crayoned elementary-school mural might cost, before it turns into a giant diamond-encrusted tapestry of spun gold.
Rob Shaw: Locke and Farnworth's fiery phone call exposes entrenchment over Surrey policing

Rob Shaw: Locke and Farnworth's fiery phone call exposes entrenchment over Surrey policing

Phone recording submitted to the courts reveals two politicians more interested in talking at each other rather than listening
Opinion: Keili Bartlett signs off from Coast Reporter

Opinion: Keili Bartlett signs off from Coast Reporter

'Reporting news is like always being buckled into the rollercoaster of life: it’s a whirlwind of highs and lows. In most stories, you can find at least some positivity. Sometimes that silver lining is just helping inform the community by identifying problems and gaps so that people can step up to help — after all, you can’t fix what you don’t know is broken.'