Opinion

Derek Corrigan and his BCA team have won another resounding re-election in Burnaby. Thankfully there was a little less chest beating this time around, but there was still a lot of ‘I told you so’s’ to make up for it.

This is the latest from Kinder Morgan. They are not sending work crews today (Tuesday), but Lisa Clement couldn't say about tomorrow, and it's not clear they would tell me anyway, since I doubt they want a media spectacle on the mountain.

UPDATE: Kinder Morgan's injunction kicks in at 4 p.m. today, and it included an enforcement order, which means RCMP can arrest people. However, Kinder Morgan will not be on the mountain.

SFU's School of Public Policy put out a report Monday that's been making the rounds in the media.

Dear Editor: Re: Corrigan and team have been good for Burnaby, Letters to the editor, Burnaby NOW, Oct. 31. Mr.

I had one of those moments last week that happen at least once in every election. Someone writes a letter or sends an email to me saying that we are either shills for their opponent or have treated their candidate or party with appalling bias.

Why do you vote? We asked, you answered. Here are just some of the reasons you gave us: "I feel that voting is an essential responsibility in our society and allows every person to let their voice and opinion be heard.

Dear Editor: It blows me away just how many mayoralty candidates are making campaign promises to fix things that are not within the municipality's mandate or responsible for.

Dear Editor: Re: Stolen valour, Burnaby NOW, Nov. 7. Kudos to the RCMP officer who was able to bring the man who stole valour medals and tried to pass them off as his own.

This is not an editorial exhorting you to get out and vote. We've done that. And we'll probably take another stab at it before voting day. It is also not an editorial telling you who to vote for.