Opinion

Editor: In the last federal election, less than 70% of eligible voters bothered showing up to the ballot box.

Editor: On Friday, Sept. 27 I will be striking for the climate alongside young people from across the Lower Mainland and across the globe.

The latest crime maps were emailed today by the Burnaby RCMP Crime Prevention Unit. The maps are distributed to volunteers with various community groups who partner with the RCMP to try and reduce crime. They show crime data up until Aug. 1, 2019.

As my three children and I approach the front door of our elementary school on the first full day of school, I find myself trailing behind.

The Metro Vancouver transit system relies on a delicate balance of different services all connected to each other. This includes buses, SkyTrains, the SeaBus and the West Coast Express.

When the federal election was announced last week, for a fleeting moment I thought to myself, “Maybe candidates will just stick to the issues and run positive campaigns.” As that wise old sage Bugs Bunny once said, “What a maroon.

Well, it looks like the economic wave the BC NDP government has been riding since coming to power two years ago is about to hit the beach. The bad news is outlined in the government’s first quarterly report of the current fiscal year.

The federal election campaign is less than a week old and Jagmeet Singh is already earning some rave reviews.

Editor: Fair to whom? When the National Energy Board resumed its hearings into the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, it suggested that it would only consider “changed circumstances” for rehearing.

New rules are now in effect in Burnaby. Let's make sure candidates follow them.