Opinion

When Svend Robinson announced he was running for the job of MP in Burnaby North-Seymour, I wondered which Svend Robinson we would be getting in this year’s election campaign. Would it be the brash, outspoken MP who once heckled U.S.

Imagine a land where drivers pay 55-per-cent more for auto insurance than other drivers in Canada; a land where an insurance company may not cover you because of the city you live in; and a land where your automobile insurance premium isn't based on

Parties stand to gain or lose in the year ahead from potential Trans Mountain project restart

Editor: Re: Letter: Send $1.2-million policing bill to Derek Corrigan, NOW online, Jan. 31 In response to the letter from Mr. Savage regarding sending the $1.

Editor: Re: Burnaby mayor wants feds to pay $1.2 million protest policing costs, NOW online, Jan. 30 Surprise, surprise that the City of Burnaby taxpayers will probably get stuck with the $1.

New Democrat Sheila Malcolmson maintained the status quo in Nanaimo and B.C. Wednesday night. The big new development was the Green collapse. Malcolmson withstood a strong challenge from B.C.

The man accused of murdering Burnaby teen Marrisa Shen in 2017 was in court yesterday (Tuesday) for an uneventful appearance.

Editor: Re People’s Party of Canada candidate Laura-Lynn Tyler Thompson I read with some interest what PPC candidate Laura-Lynn Tyler Thompson had to say about her strategy in the upcoming Burnaby South byelection in February.

The Burnaby RCMP’s traffic enforcement section sent out a tweet on Monday about what it planned on doing that day. Normally warning potential law-breakers about enforcement is not a good idea for police. But this is drivers we’re talking about.

It starts when they’re still in the womb.