Opinion

Editor: Re: Resident livid as city cuts down trees , NOW , March 28 Recently, the City of Burnaby had to remove six cherry trees from a stretch of Boundary Road in Burnaby Heights. This was not a decision we made lightly.

With the entire world responding to the terrible massacre of Muslim people in Christchurch, NZ, a local MLA rallied other politicians against racism. Burnaby North MLA Janet Routledge rose in the B.C.

Editor: I am a pedestrian who is sick and tired of almost being hit by drivers who are in a rush. I would like to state clearly that I never jaywalk, always walk at marked crosswalks, and am well aware of laws.

A Burnaby Green Party candidate in the 2018 civic election brought up an interesting issue on Friday. Carrie McLaren tweeted about the need for a proper sidewalk along Lougheed Highway near Lougheed Town Centre.

When it comes to cooking, baking and mealtime, butter has a definite role in the kitchen and at the dinner table. And yes, I know that even mentioning the comparison of butter to margarine is going to stir up a lot of opinions.

When I turned on Thursday night’s episode of Grey’s Anatomy (titled: Silent All These Years ), I anticipated the usual tear-jerking storyline that can be expected each week from the hit drama TV series - the relationship woes and medical mishaps of t

We were made to move. When we don’t, our health suffers - but when we do, we thrive. Through evolution, our bodies and brains were built to adapt. With use and challenge, we continue to grow – at any age and in any situation.

Some of the BC NDP government’s front-bench members found themselves squirming last week when their words came back to haunt them. B.C.

Editor: Thank you Burnaby Hospital. At a time when there always seems to be more than enough criticism about the state of our health-care system, I felt compelled to write about a recent unexpected visit to Burnaby Hospital.

Editor: Just a lovely picture, isn't it? Five acres above Deer Lake (on Haszard Street) gutted in two days, stripped of every tree on the site - even century-old cedars - wildlife be damned, to make way for a six-house subdivision.