Opinion

Editor: Three cheers for the woman who rescued a skunk whose head was stuck in a fast-food cup. Her kindness is a reminder that litter can be deadly.

Editor: It’s becoming very concerning to me that this federally owned pipeline (which was deemed a failure by its original owners) is supported (yet again) by a corrupt National Energy Board, which also publicly states the pipeline will be detrimenta

A Burnaby city staff report wants fewer of civic employees' salaries made public. That’s a bad idea. An interesting report is on tonight’s Burnaby council agenda involving this issue.

I pop onto my local Facebook moms’ group page on a daily basis to see what’s happening in the digital world.

As he watches a seemingly never-ending scandal dog his leadership, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau might be wise to study how recent B.C. political party leaders handled their own times of trouble.

Back in January of this year, Mainstreet Research released a poll saying the BC Liberals had a “13-point lead” over the BC NDP in the Nanaimo byelection. I put the number in quotation marks because that ginormous lead turned out to be wrong.

Editor: Re: Burnaby residents shouldn’t have to clean up a film crew’s mess , NOW Letters online, March 22 I live in the “quiet Crest neighbourhood” that was referred to in this letter and I can say unequivocally that not one of us had to “clean up a

I’m going to be arrested soon. It’s nice that I know about it ahead of time. That gives me time to prepare. The crime is “fake news” and the Burnaby RCMP will clamp on the bracelets on May 3 at my office.

Before graduating from Burnaby North Secondary and getting to enjoy the summer of ’69, students first had to finish their final exams. Some might have had a band. Some might have tried real hard. Others sat on their mama's porch.

People are suffering right now. Not me, thankfully, because I somehow grew out of all of my allergies, but so many people around me have been hit by hay fever with the arrival of a wave of pollen.