Opinion

Dear Editor: Re: Risks outweigh benefits (Letters to the editor, Burnaby NOW , Jan.19) This letter states the truth of the matter with regard to the Kinder Morgan pipeline project. As B.C.

The B.C. Liberal leadership races concludes (finally) later this week, so let’s take one last crack at handicapping the contest. The race seems to be genuinely limping towards conclusion.

I’m so over parent shaming. So very, very, very over it. The latest thing that got me going? This viral video currently making the rounds on Facebook with the screaming headline: “Abducting child in front of Dad.

Dear Editor: Several neighbours suggested to me that Burnaby council have a fixed two-term maximum for all elected individuals.

Dear Editor: Re: Churches battle over right to divvy up property, Burnaby NOW , Jan. 10. While I don’t really have a position on the specific dispute in this issue, I do have a concern.

The ingenuity of human stupidity, error, conceit, and yes, evil, eventually trumps, and I should perhaps capitalize that word, any and all safety systems (Mike’s Law). On Jan.

The current National Enerby Board hearings on the pipeline expansion route in Burnaby are exposing the Kinder Morgan spokespeople to some pretty direct questioning from the City of Burnaby’s lawyer, Greg McDade.

Which would you prefer? 1. Tolls on bridges being brought back. 2. Being charged a monthly fee based on how many kilometres you drove and what zones you drove to and from, or 3. None of the above.

Don’t look now, but B.C. Green Party leader Andrew Weaver may have just given opponents of proportional representation – something he strongly supports – a formidable weapon.

Dear Editor: In the wake of the tragic pedestrian fatality on Cariboo Road, it is time for the City of Burnaby to start taking pedestrian safety more seriously.