Opinion

Speculation a 2019 B.C. election is rampant because of the fragility of the NDP-Green alliance that forms the current government. Don’t bet on it.

Having a lot of money in the bank would normally be considered a good thing. (I know it would for me.

Editor: I am so disappointed that (the issue of making houses bigger) is even a question being discussed by Burnaby city council.

As we enter a new year many of us tend to reflect on our life and maybe some changes we can do to bring about a healthier and happier life. About a month ago, we lost a dear friend suddenly.

I am reminded of an old joke about the restaurant: “Waiter, what’s this fly doing in my soup?” “The backstroke, I believe.” If you don’t find that funny – understandable if not – there is a local similar situation even less amusing.

The Burnaby civic election took place a little more than two months ago.

I hate New Year’s resolutions. For one thing, I can never think of anything creative (lose 10 pounds, eat healthier, exercise more, blah blah blah). For another, I’m just bad at follow-through.

BC Assessment tool a reminder of the haves and have nots in Metro Vancouver

This newspaper published the results of a survey back in November by Research Co. about the opioid crisis. The survey, in particular, looked at what ideas the general public viewed as needed to deal with the crisis.

It's that time of year again to propose a few New Year's resolutions for B.C.'s political class and this year there's a bit of a theme to the resolutions: transparency. No ill can come from it and it will fit into most holiday budgets to boot.