Opinion

Editor: On Thursday, April 2, I needed to take my elderly mother to Burnaby Hospital after she took a fall in her home on Tuesday evening.

There is growing anxiety in some quarters that British Columbia is not doing enough to test for COVID-19. This is evident in the increased discussion in various media expressing skepticism with the approach to testing taken by Dr.

I was in the Metrotown neighbourhood on Friday taking some photos for the paper when I made the decision to do my two-week’s worth of shopping right then and there.

Dear Editor, Re: “Former teacher addresses human trafficking at Richmond council,” Online, March 9 This article completely misrepresents and discredits me and my work/advocacy to raise awareness to the rapidly growing crime of human sex trafficking/s

Editor: Re: Some tool sneezed in the face of a Burnaby senior , NOW blogs I just got “coronafired” for trying to bring up health and safety issues at work. I was a manager at a grocery store located in B.C. Saw your article today.

Editor: Re: Burnaby strata takes condo owner to court over ‘alleged washing machine overflow ,’ NOW news Please don't be fooled into thinking that owners often win such claims.

Essential service workers in a broad list of categories are protected during the provincial pandemic emergency from liability for infecting others with COVID-19.

Richard Campbell is a tough man to please when it comes to pedestrian and cycling infrastructure in Burnaby.

COVID-19 has turned many parts of Burnaby into mini-ghost towns. That means an opportunity for some truly terrible people to do bad things without many prying eyes around. Like vandalism. Also, dumping.

It was probably one of the more mundane things our prime minister said during his morning briefing to the nation earlier this week. Regardless, it’s what stuck with me.