Opinion

Dear Editor: It would be plumb dumb to assume that our MP, Mr. Kennedy Stewart and letter writer, Mr. Victor Finberg, are working together in unison. Yet, Mr. Stewart's latest brochure to householders and Mr.

Dear Editor, When I opened my search engine late yesterday afternoon one of the items on My Telus was about an announcement from TransLink.

Canada was once known as a nation of peacekeepers. Because of this, when our citizens travelled overseas, they knew that having a Canadian flag on their luggage would generally elicit good will and respect from those they met. It was a nice feeling.

The B.C. Teachers' Federation is about to be given the right to engage in a full-scale strike, something many of its members have been demanding for years. But they had better be careful what they wish for.

Dear Editor: I for one will never believe TransLink constantly crying poor. Ever since the current board of directors were hand-picked by the Liberal government, they chose to do everything secretly. I'd say every time someone like TransLink and B.C.

Re: Coyote encounter leaves dog injured, Aug. 2, Burnaby NOW. There was an earlier article written in the Burnaby NOW on Friday, May 24, 2013 about aggressive coyotes by C.G. Brown Memorial Pool. I cannot understand the City of Burnaby.

Re: Coyote encounter leaves dog injured, Burnaby NOW, Aug. 2.

Cwenengitel Aboriginal Society of Surrey, B.C. would like to extend our gratitude to all our sponsors of our Pow Wow at the July 20 and 21, 2013 Fusion Festival, whose support and generous donations made our first annual Pow Wow a success.

Supermarket shelves, coolers and produce sections are stuffed with food from every part of the world. The apparent abundance is staggering. But it's also deceptive.

Kudos to your cartoonist for depicting the spirit of John Cummins' disastrous termination with provincial politics. As one of the "dissidents" who is being blamed by Mr.