Opinion

Dear Editor Re: Is columnist lobbying for the oil industry? , Burnaby NOW, Feb. 17. Thank goodness we have political commentators as unbiased as Keith Baldrey.

Dear Editor If, according to deputy fire chief Chris Bowcock, Kinder Morgan is in contravention of city bylaws for their lack of fire pre-plans, perhaps the City of Burnaby’s fire department should do their job and be proactive in following up.

Dear Editor Mr. Corrigan and council, before the next election, need to explain how they have fulfilled the glowing promises issued after the previous election and found in the City of Burnaby InfoBurnaby winter 2015 issue.

One of the more provocative reactions to the B.C.

How much is that doggy in the window? A better question might be: Did he come from an ethical and caring breeder who treated his mother humanely? It’s a question the province has deemed now needs to be answered, announcing on Monday that dog and cat

Dear Editor: Trans Mountain (Kinder Morgan Canada) claimed that BROKE, in its final oral submission to the National Energy Board, had broken a procedural rule.

Dear Editor: I want to thank ACORN Burnaby for their continued advocacy on the issue of renters'rights and more generally on affordable housing.

Gordon Campbell’s political miscalculation in 2009 to impose a harmonized sales tax on an unsuspecting public, shortly after an election where promises to the contrary had been made, continues to haunt the province.

Dear Editor re: City leaders can’t have it both ways, editorial, Burnaby NOW, Feb. 4. This recent NOW editorial astutely observes city council’s hypocrisy over jurisdiction.

To understand what drives the B.C. Liberal government more than anything else, look no further than the budget it tabled last week. I’m not referring to any particular service or program, or tax or tax break. No, the B.C.