Opinion

Dear Editor: The various results of the past years of Stephen Harper’s Conservative government give me grave concern.

Dear Editor: Many people say the NDP platform is "too idealistic." My issue with this stance is that you HAVE to have hope, and you HAVE to have vision in order to accomplish anything with purpose.

Dear Editor Today my granddaughter asked me who was I going to vote for. After answering her question, she engaged in a long amazing political conversation. During that conversation, she revealed to me the party to which she will vote for.

Did I mention we're getting sick of polls? TAKE THESE ALL WITH A MASSIVE GRAIN OF SALT. Here are the main ones for Burnaby North-Seymour. (But before you read any of them, read these words of caution first.

So you want to vote strategically? Let’s make one thing clear. We’re not fans of voting for someone you don’t really like to keep someone you really don’t like out of office, meanwhile forgoing a vote for the person you actually like.

Dear Editor A few questions about the secretly negotiated Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade agreement. If countries like Japan are currently buying B.C. raw resources for $3.

Dear Editor As Burnaby residents, and taxpayers, and always wanting to keep up with our city’s civic issues, my wife and I were very disappointed to read in the Wednesday, Sept.

Dear Editor, The Conservative Party is two-faced, as they say women should not be allowed citizenship if their faces are covered, but their candidates aren’t allowed to show themselves at all-candidates meetings. Betty Griffin, Burnaby

Dear Editor, In response to the Oct. 13 article in the Burnaby NOW, Anti-pipeline activists backing NDP in Burnaby North-Seymour, I would like to point out some inaccuracies.

The Lower Mainland’s mayors, bless their hearts, are making another go of raising money for more TransLink infrastructure. This time, they’re looking into road pricing, a system of tolls based on distance driven, or on bridge or highway use.