Opinion

Nobody said she wasn’t crafty. Christy Clark has decided long-defended Liberal policies are perfectly disposable if she believes she can squeeze out more time as premier.

Cruelty to animals in the food industry was front and centre last week after the release of a sickening undercover video from the group Mercy for Animals showing workers at a commercial poultry operation sadistically abusing the chickens under their

Premier Christy Clark named her new cabinet last week, but it should be the shortest-serving cabinet in memory, as her government is expected to lose a confidence vote on June 29 and thus fall from power.

Dear Editor: Regarding your article “Yes, bikes belong on the roads too” published on June 16, from what I can find on the internet, the Motor Vehicle Act states that “A person operating a cycle … must ...

Dear Editor: Letter writer Sally Gillies is concerned that electoral reform will reduce the clout of northern voters in the legislature ( Burnaby Now , June 13).

Like James Brown doing his famous cape routine during a closing number of Please, Please, Please , Premier Christy Clark just doesn’t seem ready to leave the stage. This week, Clark appointed her cabinet.

I was pulled over Tuesday evening for speeding. On my bike. And while that may now allow me a certain amount of swagger amongst my cycling friends, a little sober reflection the morning after has me concerned. The cop was wrong.

Dear Editor: Re: If you can’t afford child care, then stay home, Inbox, Burnaby NOW , June 14. My family, like many of our generation, do not live beyond our limitations.

Families seeking daycare relief may be watching their children graduate from high school before seeing any meaningful changes in B.C.

Dear Editor: Why should taxpayers have to pay more in taxes each year for a proposed child-care program? The taxpayers have to suffer for problems caused by fellow taxpayers with children who do not know how to budget their personal lives.