Opinion

When my oldest first joined her basketball team, I was excited to get to cheer her on from the sidelines. In the beginning, I was there for every practice and every game. Then, one day, out of nowhere, she asked me not to stay.

The appearance of clothing donation bins could be a thing of the past soon in Burnaby. The City of Burnaby is considering banning clothing donation bins, according to Mayor Mike Hurley.

Speculation a 2019 B.C. election is rampant because of the fragility of the NDP-Green alliance that forms the current government. Don’t bet on it.

Having a lot of money in the bank would normally be considered a good thing. (I know it would for me.

Editor: I am so disappointed that (the issue of making houses bigger) is even a question being discussed by Burnaby city council.

As we enter a new year many of us tend to reflect on our life and maybe some changes we can do to bring about a healthier and happier life. About a month ago, we lost a dear friend suddenly.

I am reminded of an old joke about the restaurant: “Waiter, what’s this fly doing in my soup?” “The backstroke, I believe.” If you don’t find that funny – understandable if not – there is a local similar situation even less amusing.

The Burnaby civic election took place a little more than two months ago.

I hate New Year’s resolutions. For one thing, I can never think of anything creative (lose 10 pounds, eat healthier, exercise more, blah blah blah). For another, I’m just bad at follow-through.

BC Assessment tool a reminder of the haves and have nots in Metro Vancouver