Opinion

The year 2018 was a tumultuous one in Burnaby politics. And it had its share of epic political fails. We had a major betrayal when Burnaby South MP Kennedy Stewart quit on his constituents to successfully run for mayor of Vancouver.

Editor: Re: Make it easier for landlords to evict tenants to ease rental crisis , Record letters, Dec. 13 I am a building manager of over 20 years and my wife and I have lived in downtown New West for the past seven.

The big-tent parties can heave a sigh of relief, while the B.C. Green Party can only look on despairingly as its best chance at escaping the political margins has vanished.

As if there weren’t enough gambling options in this province, BC Lottery Corporation wants you to place bets on babies being born. BCLC just sent out a news release saying that B.C.

Editor: Wednesday’s Burnaby NOW has articles regarding women pedestrians struck by vehicles in Burnaby.

The B.C. government’s Rental Housing Task Force took the first important steps last week to finally make substantial changes to the Rental Tenancy Act.

One of the most pivotal events in B.C. politics is going to take place early in the New Year, and it will either weaken the stability of the NDP government or consolidate its grip on power.

Even as she formally scrapped the Massey Tunnel replacement bridge on Monday and pushed the whole project back to square one, Transportation Minister Claire Trevena sympathized with gridlocked drivers.

Since its debut in 1944, the song Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas has been a bittersweet favourite of the holiday season. In the movie Meet Me in St.

A reader reached out on the weekend wondering why the Burnaby NOW hadn’t reported on Saturday’s B.C. government announcement about new supportive housing in Burnaby for women and children fleeing violence. I wondered about that myself.