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Intimidation tactics don't fix unemployment

Intimidation tactics don't fix unemployment

Enforcement should be focused on false claims for senators' taxpayer-funded special housing allowance instead
Time to toss the Liberals

Time to toss the Liberals

Dear Editor: Re: Prepare for the political flashback, editorial, Burnaby NOW, Jan. 30.
Cummins missed chance

Cummins missed chance

Dear Editor: This is not about 20/20 hindsight. This is a straight forward, "I told you so." In all fairness, I did not really tell you so. And, being completely honest, my wife had a lot more to say than I did.
Concerned about leaked emails

Concerned about leaked emails

Dear Editor: I would be lying if I said I was shocked to learn last week that the governing party was using cynical ploys and tax dollars to woo the votes of ethnic communities.
Is it a new low, or just business as usual?

Is it a new low, or just business as usual?

It's not new. The plotting to find out how best to lure voters of any single persuasion to join, or at least support, one political party over another.
Younger generations need to start voting

Younger generations need to start voting

Canadian governments spend around $45,000 annually per retiree and just $12,000 per citizen under age 45.
An ode in honour of Liberal TV advertising spending

An ode in honour of Liberal TV advertising spending

Dear Editor: We're paying fifteen million bucks for TV ads extolling Libs, to waste our money really sucks we've got to stop their outright fibs.
Childish bullying also a problem for adults

Childish bullying also a problem for adults

We see a police officer bit by an unruly night club patron. TransLink proudly proclaimed in a recent press release the incidence of bus drivers getting beat up has declined "significantly" in past months. Yet the numbers remain appalling.
Appreciation dinner too costly

Appreciation dinner too costly

Dear Editor: Re: City's appreciation dinner set for May 3, Burnaby NOW, Feb. 22.
B.C. Hydro smart meter saga continues for months

B.C. Hydro smart meter saga continues for months

Dear Editor: I initially sent a letter to B.C. Hydro indicating that I wanted to opt out from having a Smart Meter installed. At 5 p.m. on Easter Sunday 2012, an electrician from B.C.
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