Opinion

Dear Editor: Regarding: They don’t build them like they used to , Burnaby Now , Sept. 6.

Several weeks ago, NDP house leader Mike Farnworth insisted to me that he was convinced his party was going to be able to cling to power longer than many – including those in that party – had speculated.

Dear Editor: I would love to ask Mayor Derek Corrigan and council about approvals for high-density living spaces in the city, specifically the condo complexes currently being built on Claude Avenue, a narrow road ignored up until now, that runs paral

There's nothing quite like poring through 87,527 credit card charges to the B.C. government's plastic in 2016/17. Charges that can often be on top of a company's billings to existing government accounts.

The government giveth and the government taketh away. ’Tis the way it has always been, and this week’s announcement that ICBC rates are going to jump should be no surprise to anyone.

The B.C. legislature will have a noticeably different look when it resumes sitting later this week, as a sea of new faces – 27 of them – will take their places as rookie MLAs.

This article originally appeared on 5kids1condo.com . It has been republished with permission from the author.

When news broke recently that Rana Sarkar had been appointed as Canada’s consul-general to San Francisco at a salary somewhere north of $220,000 – well above the official pay range, which tops out at $140,000 – the Prime Minister’s principal adviser,

Dear Editor: Re: Time to take health care out of private hands, Inbox, Burnaby NOW , Aug. 30. The letter from Mr. Dillon says it all about the current situation at Pacific Blue Cross.

Government spending on buildings is often rated more highly than money spent on people. After all, the fact that a new school or highway is an investment is the justification for going into long-term debt.