Opinion

Question: How can I reduce the amount of white clover in our lawn? We absolutely do not wish to use a herbicide, but I am not sure what will work. My wife does not mind clover and says it is good for the soil. But I would prefer a bit more grass.

Dear Editor: Re: Bikes bad for nature?, Burnaby NOW, July 5. In 1970, while preparing walking trails throughout Burnaby, I met with a group of motorcyclists (mud bikers) on Burnaby Mountain.

In my last column, I wrote that change is a reality of our lives, our bodies and our relationships. None of us will escape aging, loss and death. But don't despair, there's much we can do in the meantime.

Dear Editor: It's all very well for the Fraser Health Authority to say that seniors who can demonstrate financial hardship can have the $25 wheelchair fee waived. However, past practice shows this will not be easy, nor simple.

Dear Editor: Re: 'Crushing' tax hike of 24 per cent, Burnaby NOW, July 3. Mayor Derek Corrigan's response that Mr. Williams should direct his concerns regarding his 24 per cent property tax hike to the province is unacceptable.

The young boy playing in the kiddie pool in his backyard. The teenager learning to water ski for the first time. The young woman leaping from the top of a cliff into the ocean. We all need to be cautious while enjoying the water this summer. The B.C.

Dear Editor: Re: Cold shoulder doesn't deter gallery boosters, Burnaby NOW, June 21. In regards to your article concerning the Burnaby Art Gallery, the former Edmonds library building was built based on the design of an art gallery.

When asked to express the heart of Buddhism Shunryu Suzukiroshi replied, in a few words, "Everything changes." That's an apt description of our lives. That change is generally a positive thing for children.

Dear Editor: Re: Tell those 'good teacher stories,' Letters to the editor, Burnaby NOW, June 28. Ms. Louise Hazemi invited readers of the Burnaby NOW to write to the premier in support of more education funding. This is not the letter she asked for.

Dear Editor: I have been amazed at the scope of the flooding devastation in Alberta and my heart goes out to all those who are suffering. I would like to do something to help and am wondering if a relief fund has been established.