Opinion

Pitch and putt course in Burnaby saw declining use pre-pandemic, according to the city

Pandemic economic fallout, residential school graves have dampened enthusiasm at Canada Day, poll suggests

A recent column about the problems with Duthie Avenue North Burnaby brought in an avalanche of responses. Some people were mad at me for calling it a “ratrunner” route because they felt that was insulting to drivers who use it.

Cameras to detect speeding at intersections have approval of 71% of British Columbians, survey finds.

'This decision does nothing for residential school survivors and their families.'

Percentage of people getting first doses slowing down

I know people are fed up with hearing about the hot weather and the seemingly inescapable heat, but I’ve got a gripe for you. Some Burnaby restaurants I’ve visited in the past couple of days are sweltering inside.

Look, I don’t want to say “I told you so,” but I totally told you so in a recent column about how the Burnaby byelection will have a turnout so bad that it will be shameful to the entire city.

Editor: I just returned from Squint Lake Park. There were four Burnaby employees there from two vehicles. As I entered the parking lot, I could hear them talking. Every second word was F--- this or F--- that.

Sales have slowed, but the competition is still fierce