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UPDATED: Supreme Court decides no new Pickton trial

The Tri-City News - Thursday July 29, 2010

On the sixth day of deliberations in December of 2007, the jury in the Robert Pickton case sent a message to Justice James Williams. They had a question.

Could they find Pickton was guilty if they inferred that he "acted indirectly" in the murders of six women at his Port Coquitlam pig farm?

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Council salaries will not be reviewed, says minister

The Tri-City News - Friday July 30, 2010

The new minister of Community and Rural Development has backed away from calling for a review of city politician salaries, which he called for earlier this week.

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No trucks on Gatensbury?

The Tri-City News - Thursday July 29, 2010

Port Moody is considering restricting truck traffic on one of the city’s most notorious roads.

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Fraser is B.C.’s ‘lifeblood’

The Tri-City News - Thursday July 29, 2010

By Neil Corbett

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The Tri-City News - Thursday July 29, 2010

If Wednesday’s game was any closer, the players would still be playing. And the coaches still coaching.

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Tri-City trio bags BC junior golf glory

The Tri-City News - Thursday July 29, 2010

Port Moody’s Valentina Trillo and Oscar Baek and Henry Lee, both of Coquitlam, were top swingers at the Odlum Brown Classic B.C. junior golf tournament played earlier this week at Surrey’s Northview course.

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BC Summer Games silver on field & court

The Tri-City News - Thursday July 29, 2010

Fifteen Tri-City residents were part of the Fraser Valley (Zone 3) team that won silver Sunday in field hockey at the B.C. Summer Games in Langley.

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Hire carefully when selecting a landscaper, warns BBB

The Tri-City News - Thursday July 15, 2010

During the summer, people often hire landscapers to care for their lawns and gardens.

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Pine beetle impact overstated, Bell says

BC Local News - Tuesday July 27, 2010

VICTORIA – Forests Minister Pat Bell begs to differ with the report from Central 1 Credit Union that projects more than 11,000 jobs will be lost by the time the pine beetle infestation runs its course in B.C.

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The Tri-City News - Tuesday July 27, 2010

The guys in Waiting for Sunday formed the band just over a year ago, but they’re not waiting around for someone to notice them.

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Meat Loaf fans left hungry

The Tri-City News - Friday July 30, 2010

Ashley Wray

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Pro Musica seeks talent

The Tri-City News - Tuesday July 27, 2010

If you’re a budding music composer, then Vancouver Pro Musica wants to hear your score.

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Community

The Tri-City News - Thursday July 29, 2010

I hope most people find time to visit a farmers’ market a few times during the summer. It’s impressive to see how these markets have grown in recent years with an increasing variety of food and crafts for sale. The very popular Coquitlam Farmers Market (www.makebakegrow.com) is now in its 14th year. In addition to locally grown fruits and vegetables, people can also purchase bakery goods, sustainably harvested fish, organically grown meat and artisanal food products. A morning spent at this market provides opportunities to visit with friends, chat with the farmers who grow your food and sample some of their fantastic produce.

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Stroet performs Aug. 17

The Tri-City News - Thursday July 29, 2010

Treat your kids to catchy melodies and fun lyrics.

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NAOMI'S CONTINUING ADVENTURES: It’s possible to learn life skills while shopping in Shanghai

The Tri-City News - Thursday July 29, 2010

I was raised to believe sharing is a virtue. To treat others the way you wish to be treated is expected. Generosity, hospitality and modesty are all traits one should aspire to. If you don’t have anything nice or constructive to say don’t say anything at all and spare people’s feelings whenever possible. Now I am not saying that I live by these traits every minute of everyday but for the most part I make an effort to comport myself in a manner of which my mother would approve.

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