Opinion

Are the “Cynical Spreaders” winning the day right now or are our rising COVID-19 numbers simply a reflection of how tough it is to combat this virus? “Cynical Spreaders” is the title that pollster Angus Reid Institute conferred back in the summer on

Open letter to Dr. Bonnie Henry: I am penning an open letter to you, Dr. Bonnie Henry, as I have tried other channels, and cannot get in touch with you.

On Friday, there was another blockade of a Burnaby rail line to protest the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project. Today (Saturday) a new treehouse has been unveiled in Burnaby to stand “in the path” of TMX.

Editor: I am a Burnaby citizen with a disability (wheelchair user). I would like to bring attention to Accessible Parking Awareness Month and International Day of Persons with a Disability (PWDs) on December 3.

Editor: Re:Opinion: He called a $33,000 sewer fee ‘unethical’.

Households in Burnaby will soon have a new way to enjoy chef-prepared meals and seasonal fare from Tractor Everyday Healthy Foods as the West Coast brand launches its signature Tractor At Home subscription service on Monday, Nov. 30.

New museums and community centres. Free bus rides province-wide for children 12 and under, tax-free electric bikes and a pandemic rebate on vehicle insurance ­premiums (if ICBC can afford it).

I never actually stop craving fried chicken. My body is in an eternal craving mode for crispy, juicy chicken thighs and drumsticks that aren’t greasy.

If you haven’t seen the web page that lists COVID-19 cases at schools in the Fraser Health region , it’s pretty sobering stuff.

Editor: Re: Sewer extension fees from the City of Burnaby I am a homeowner on Capitol Hill in Burnaby and have been for decades.