Opinion

When it comes to driving, you can be the best driver in the world, but if your commercial truck is a piece of garbage, you’re putting everyone – including yourself – at risk.

The Black Lives Matter movement has created a global ripple effect of questioning and challenging overt and systemic racism.

A letter from someone who wishes to remain anonymous, for the well-being of himself, his wife and his car.

It’s been a little more than one year since a driver took the life of Burnaby resident Charles Masala. I’ve written several articles in the past few days about the death of Masala, who was killed by a driver while cycling up Gaglardi Way.

A driver going twice the speed limit was nailed Sunday by Burnaby RCMP. But he wasn’t alone.

The COVID-19 pandemic has shone a light on the core strengths of Canada’s health-care system while laying bare the shortcomings in the U.S. In this country, we have started to flatten the curve.

If you want people to spend an extended period of time in your store shopping, you need to reopen your washroom facilities. Some businesses, such as a few Burnaby grocery stores, have shut down their washrooms during the COVID-19 pandemic.

I know the eye test isn’t as reliable as hard data, but there is no hard data that I have seen about who is wearing face masks during the COVID-19 pandemic and so I’m reporting what I’ve seen with my own two eyes.

As far as anniversaries go, this was one I was truly dreading. At the end of June 2019, Burnaby resident Charles Masala was killed by a driver while cycling up Gaglardi Way.

Here we go again. Just months after the City of Burnaby shut down a Burnaby hookah lounge, another one just up the street is, uh, under fire for the sound of shots fired and a brawl outside.