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Burnaby city council should cooperate more

Burnaby city council should cooperate more

Dear Editor: Burnaby city council and the fire service make a good point about ambulance wait times (Ambulances are taking too long, Burnaby NOW, Oct.
Tanker safety is paramount

Tanker safety is paramount

Dear Editor: Re: Survey: Opposition to pipeline grows in city, Burnaby NOW, Sept. 24.
Corporate help for schools may come at a cost

Corporate help for schools may come at a cost

Dear Editor: Re: Burnaby school board accepts Chevron help rejected by Vancouver, Burnaby NOW, Oct. 8.
Harper hypocritical when it comes to pledges

Harper hypocritical when it comes to pledges

If a man is honourable does he keep his promises, his commitments, his word? If a country is honourable does that mean that its government keeps its commitments to other countries? We think most people would see those basic principles as admirable, c
This fight is all about oil

This fight is all about oil

Dear Editor: Re: Protesters help terrorism, Letters to the editor, Burnaby NOW, Sept. 24; and Is writer living in a glass house? Letters to the editor, Burnaby NOW, Oct. 1.
Pipeline expansion brings many dangers

Pipeline expansion brings many dangers

Dear Editor: These pipeline companies, Kinder Morgan and Enbridge, are certainly determined to expand their way to the Pacific Coast.
Letter writer should have checked facts first

Letter writer should have checked facts first

Dear Editor: Re: How is Burnaby MLA spending her time?, Letters to the editor, Burnaby NOW, Sept. 26. The Internet is a wonderful thing.
'Terrorism' statements went too far

'Terrorism' statements went too far

Dear Editor: Re: Protesters help terrorism, Letters to the editor, Burnaby NOW, Sept. 24. Usually Ziggy Eckart's frequent letters are entertaining, whether one agrees or not with all Ziggy's opinions.
Transit needs to drop zone system

Transit needs to drop zone system

Dear Editor: Metro Vancouver's zone boundary system, which distributes Vancouver and the UBC area into Zone 1 and nine municipalities into Zone 2 (mainly North Vancouver, Burnaby and Richmond), is unbalanced and broken.
LNG negotiations could backfire on Clark

LNG negotiations could backfire on Clark

You pretty much know the government is in trouble with its liquefied natural gas plan when the prime player in the plan starts negotiating through press releases - and those press releases mince no words.