Opinion

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Terry Lake’s gut seems to be telling him one thing, yet the B.C. health minister is doing the opposite. Unfortunately, he’s wasting taxpayer money betting against his own common sense. The B.C. government announced this week that it will spend $2.

It’s raining. And that’s a good thing. That and a drop in water usage has taken us down from Stage 3 watering restrictions to Stage 2.

Dear Editor Re: Burnaby sets sights on model street designs, Burnaby NOW , Sept. 16. City council is not merely experimenting with the lighting of developing areas; in fact, it just signed a contract to install LEDs in all city-owned streetlights.

Dear Editor: Re: Burnaby library worker not surprised urine, feces, used needles reported in survey (Sept. 2) and Library Safety Issues (Sept. 4).

The more I read about how this election is shaping up to be a real, honest-to-goodness three-way race, the more I get annoyed.

Stephen Harper did a whistlestop in Burnaby Monday. Not surprisingly he tried stoking all sorts of fears in one jam-packed stump speech. If you don’t vote for the Conservatives you just might see the end of Canadian society as we know it.

A number of observers have suggested the federal election's outcome will be "decided" in British Columbia for the first time, as if the results of the province's 42 ridings will determine which party forms government.

Dear Editor: I hear it time and time again, “You Greens are going to split the left-of-centre vote”. It’s simply not true.

Dear Editor: Re: Principals’ book bound to be biased, Letters to the editor, Burnaby NOW , Sept. 9 edition.