Opinion

Diners have gotten a bad name on the culinary scene.

When I posted an article a few days ago about a “speed freak” who had been caught doing 105 km/h on a quiet Burnaby street that has a 50 km/h posted speed limit, the usual pro-driver crowd came at me.

Remember the old days when you didn’t need to scrounge up some change to get a shopping cart at a grocery store? Yeah, probably not because it was a long, long, long time ago.

During my three decades working in community newspapers, I’ve seen the damage done when a high-profile criminal gets connected to one community.

A lot of people are setting their hair on fire over the leaked video of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau making comments about Donald Trump.

If you want to find impaired drivers, you have to get up pretty early. That’s what the Burnaby RCMP’s traffic enforcement unit did – catching some drivers doing illegal things at 3 a.m. Thursday.

Editor: Hey Burnaby neighbours: Do you have an older boy or young man in your life? Would you please talk to them for me? On a recent evening run in the area of Byrne Creek Community School, I noticed a group of young men stopped looking in my direct

Editor: Re: “They are taxis”: Burnaby to charge ride-hailing companies same fees as cabs , NOW News I for one applaud council’s decision to see the world as it really is, not the fantasy world advanced by huge billion-dollar multi-national corporatio

We’re fresh off a pickup truck driver dying after speeding down a Burnaby road and here comes another maniac.

When I was in Grade 6, I volunteered to join the school patrol program. On my allocated day of the week, I would stand at an intersection either before or after school, wearing a reflective vest and holding a stop sign.