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OUR VIEW: Candidate’s fate in the hands of voters

OUR VIEW: Candidate’s fate in the hands of voters

If you haven’t heard the name Randy Rinaldo yet this week, you’re clearly not active on social media.
A cautionary tale: Of @RanRinBC and the power of social media

A cautionary tale: Of @RanRinBC and the power of social media

So, is there anyone in B.C. who hasn’t heard about Randy Rinaldo this morning? “Liberals name candidate for Burnaby-Lougheed” would have been a pretty benign headline in any other circumstances.
LETTERS: New Burnaby gallery could bring back excitement

LETTERS: New Burnaby gallery could bring back excitement

Dear Editor A visit to an art gallery can be inspiring, surprising, educational, sometimes puzzling or infuriating, seldom boring.
OPINION: Will economy trump ethics at the B.C. polls?

OPINION: Will economy trump ethics at the B.C. polls?

Ethics versus the economy.
LETTERS: Let's pay the premier what she deserves

LETTERS: Let's pay the premier what she deserves

Dear Editor Those who argue that Christy Clark’s $195,000 salary is inadequate make a reasonable point.
LETTERS: B.C. should step up and help Alberta

LETTERS: B.C. should step up and help Alberta

Dear Editor When our neighbours in Alberta are dealing with a horrific forest fire, the loss of their homes, their jobs and possibly the entire town of Fort McMurray, the government of B.C. has done absolutely nothing to help.
LETTERS: Hello, citydwellers could use a break, too

LETTERS: Hello, citydwellers could use a break, too

Dear Editor So rural B.C. gets a bigger homeowner grant because they drive farther. So should I! In Burnaby, I may not drive as far, but I pay a hellova lot more for my gas.
LETTERS: Pick homeowners' pockets once again

LETTERS: Pick homeowners' pockets once again

Dear Editor Despite the fact the average cost of a home in Metro Vancouver is rapidly rising (now at around $1.8 million), the Christy Clark government has arbitrarily set the homeowner grant threshold at $1.2 million.
OPINION: Consequences of a Grade 6 kiss

OPINION: Consequences of a Grade 6 kiss

I’m not sure what I’ll end up regretting when I’m on my death bed, but kissing Jeff Bennett in Grade 6 will likely rank in the top 10. It’s not that he was such a bad guy (as far as Grade 6 guys go) but he did have one tiny flaw. He had a cold sore.
OUR VIEW: Always a place for rich to escape taxes

OUR VIEW: Always a place for rich to escape taxes

The beginning of this week marked the deadline for most Canadians to file their taxes. But there’s a segment of the population unlikely to have been handing over the last shoebox full of receipts or sweating over a calculator.