Opinion

Kinder Morgan is seeking an injunction in the B.C. Supreme Court, banning protesters from interfering with survey work. The company has a Dec. 1 deadline to complete the work for the National Energy Board.

I reported on Marc Eliesen back in May , when he was claiming the economic argument for the Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion was bunk. He was granted intervenor status in the NEB hearing, likely because of his experience in the energy sector.

Dear Editor: I just read Jacob Zinn's article "Businesses pay majority of taxes" (Burnaby NOW, Oct. 24) and I can't believe the one-sided information he presented and conclusions that he reached.

Dear Editor: We are about to take time to remember those that fought for our freedoms. We will take a few minutes of silence, the sounds of gunfire long forgotten.

Dear Editor: The City of Burnaby's decision to create a linear park on the east side of Willingdon Avenue between Lougheed and Hastings Street raises a number of safety concerns.

Dear Editor: I am writing with regard to the $42,000 in free golf passes for city officials article in your Oct. 31 issue.

Dear Editor: Re: "Voting should be easier than ever," Burnaby NOW, Oct. 24. Making voting easier may not increase voter participation if they don't feel engaged with their city council.

Dear Editor: I live in North Burnaby, and we see bears (and other wildlife) on the trails around our house every year, without fail. We feel lucky to live in a place with so much wildlife.

There has been some well-reasoned and pointed criticism aimed at the B.C.

Let's just imagine that a major fire broke out at the Kinder Morgan tank farm. We're not trying to fear monger here, but just humour us for a second.