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“We have strong environmental laws. The problem is they’re seldom enforced” – Robert Kennedy Jr., The Riverkeepers, 1997.

Pitt Meadows has a lengthy history when it comes to the preservation of farmland.

Today, farmers are no longer restrained by words prohibiting “the destruction or disturbance of habitat.”

If we give the fish a place to live, we can have a better place for man to live – Romeo LeBlanc, minister of fisheries, 1977.

I think it’s an important distinction that we called it home, not just a place where we lived.

Like many other old guys, nowadays I find my mind more frequently drifting down nostalgic paths to those good old days when things were simpler and life, for most of us, was more fulfilling.

Connecting infrastructure will allow fish to move back and forth between waterways

Candidates have until July 3 to file their nomination papers for the vote, which is scheduled to begin Sept. 18.

It's no longer a case of getting out the chainsaw to keep yard orderly

But ex-Maple Ridge city councillor always believed in a strong social conscience