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Looking for love? Calling for bachelorettes - and a bachelor, too

Looking for love? Calling for bachelorettes - and a bachelor, too

The Bachelor Canada is back, and if you're looking for love, then it's looking for you. City TV is hitting the road to hold casting calls across the country in search of one lucky bachelor and 25 bachelorettes for Season 2 of The Bachelor Canada.
Are you working too much?

Are you working too much?

There you are. A margarita in one hand, the company cellphone in the other, sand between your toes on a Mexican beach.
Tenants deserve real protection

Tenants deserve real protection

Safe and secure housing is a cornerstone of overall health and well-being. The housing affordability crisis in B.C.
Thanks for coverage of PM's visit

Thanks for coverage of PM's visit

Dear Editor: Re: PM drops by for photo-op, Burnaby NOW, Jan. 8. Your paper of Jan. 8 was a thrill to me.
U.S. coal plans don't benefit B.C.

U.S. coal plans don't benefit B.C.

We appreciate the chance to respond to the union members' op-ed on coal exports (Coal is critical to B.C. economy, Opinion, The Record, Jan. 10) as it provides an opportunity to clear up misunderstandings circulated by the coal lobby.
Deporting ex-KGB agent would send a message

Deporting ex-KGB agent would send a message

Dear Editor: Re: How will deporting ex-KGB agent make Canada better?, Letters to the editor, Burnaby NOW, Jan. 10.
NEB opens application period to intervene in Kinder Morgan hearing

NEB opens application period to intervene in Kinder Morgan hearing

The NEB's application period to intervene in Kinder Morgan's pipeline hearing offically opened today. Check out the email below. Don't forget local MP Kennedy Stewart is hosting a public meeting on how to get involved.
Stand up for Canada's medicare

Stand up for Canada's medicare

As we move into 2014, Canada’s medicare plan is undergoing some very difficult challenges. That’s right, our most valued national program for non-profit health care is under threat.
Public forum will raise awareness of past wrongs

Public forum will raise awareness of past wrongs

Is it a cynical ploy to appease Chinese voters or a serious attempt to heal old wounds and move forward? The provincial government is gathering input from the public on how to properly address an apology to the Chinese community for past injustices.
Muckraking in Silver Creek after coal spill

Muckraking in Silver Creek after coal spill

I went out on Monday, combing the banks of Burnaby's Silver Creek with NOW photographer Jennifer Gauthier and local streamkeeper Alan James.