Opinion

Dear Editor Re: HarperCat art piece angers Burnaby readers, Burnaby NOW, Jan. 27.

New rules for the National Energy Board announced last week for the review of the Kinder Morgan pipeline were not a surprise. Predictably, few were 100 per cent on board with the changes announced.

Dear Editor Re: Harper Reimagined, Burnaby NOW, Jan. 22. I wish to congratulate the Burnaby Now for putting artwork on the front cover. Now you know how many people do look at the local paper, based on the feedback you received (good and bad).

Dear Editor I saw a clip from the NEB pipeline consultation in which a lawyer, given licence from the mayor and council to speak for all of Burnaby, was claiming ‘social licence’ for all of Burnaby’s citizens.

Dear Editor Aw, what a shame Conservative cheerleader Ziggy Eckardt has a problem with free speech, just as Stephen Harper did.

Avert your eyes and cover the kids' ears. Things are about to become loud, nasty and angry in the often tense world of B.C. politics.

They’re off to the big leagues now. The Supreme Court of Canada has agreed to hear the B.C.

Dear Editor Seriously, “HarperCat” on the front page? I always find it interesting how conservative figures can be depicted in all sorts of horrible ways and no one bats an eye.

Dear Editor: Life lessons are always very important, but it’s unfortunate that sometimes you have to learn these lessons the hard way. This is the case for us at the Burnaby Neighbourhood House.

Big news today: The federal government finally announced what some of its plans are for changes to environmental reviews and the NEB process when it comes to pipelines.