Opinion

The local anti-Trans Mountain group BROKE (Burnaby Residents Opposed to Kinder Morgan Expansion) has waged a pretty heroic campaign against the pipeline project.

Editor: An open letter to Premier John Horgan: I had such hopes for a long-term relationship after your bold vows to protect our pristine province from the perilous TMX.

When a common word naturally elicits negative connotations, why not change it up with a more cheery alternative? This seems to be a new trend amongst celebrities, namely those who have come up with more comfortable terms for words like “single” and “

Many political parties are engaged in navel-gazing assessments of their futures these days, but none more than the federal and provincial Green parties.

The most-read story on the Burnaby NOW website this weekend is my blog about how ratrunners like to angrily tailgate people. You can read it here. The blog has definitely resonated with drivers, with a few attacking me for being unfair to ratrunners.

If you don’t follow Drive BC on Twitter, you are missing out. Not only does this account, run by the provincial highways ministry, give you accurate information on traffic issues, but sometimes it offers comic relief.

It is easy to overstate junctures in a government’s history as important, but there is no doubt that John Horgan’s B.C. NDP administration finds itself neck deep in mid-term competence tests.

Well, this is another kick in the teeth for taxpayers. And all because of an accidental sighting.

Editor: I think it is time for a refresher lesson on four-way stop signs.

I’m greedy when it comes to desserts. Why have just one thing when you can combine several things into an even more spectacular concoction. It’s why my friends stop me from going to Menchie’s because I pile too much onto my frozen yogurt.