Opinion

Editor: We live in difficult times, where humanity must not only deal with the ravages of the coronavirus, but with environmental degradation and many injustices throughout the world. Yet, the light within the human spirit endures.

Editor: Re: Burnaby store’s mask requirement feels like a sales ‘gimmick’, NOW Letters You have a choice not to wear a mask, you have a choice not to patronize a store that requires you to wear one, and you have a choice to choose to denigrate a busi

Editor: Re: Burnaby store’s mask requirement feels like a sales ‘gimmick’ , NOW Letters Contrary to what other customers might think, I applaud T&T's new requirement that everyone who enters the store has to wear a face mask.

Editor: In this time of light motor vehicle traffic, and high walking and cycling volumes, we urge the City of Burnaby to rapidly expand our active transportation networks.

Many Burnaby restaurants are feverishly making plans to reopen for sit-down meals as part of the province’s next phase for reopening the economy and parts of society.

Life would be great if people just accepted a request from their neighbours with grace and humility. People always talk about how polite Canadians are, but I am finding fewer and fewer examples of this.

With the B.C. government releasing its “restart” plan, people are already starting to use phrases like “light at the end of the tunnel” and pondering what the next phase will look like.

RIP flame-grilled chicken in South Burnaby. The economic devastation of the COVID-19 pandemic continues as Nando’s Canada has announced it will close multiple restaurants across Canada, including the outlet at Big Bend Crossing in South Burnaby.

Editor: We were at the T&T supermarket during the seniors hour to do some shopping on May 15. T&T customers are now required to wear a face mask. As we stood in line, we noticed almost everyone was wearing a face mask.

On May 6, 2020, the BC government released its plan to reopen various sectors of the economy (the “ Restart Plan ”).