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Listen to your body to strike healthy balance

Listen to your body to strike healthy balance

Some parents don't listen to their children unless they're misbehaving, but wise parents are proactive and involved; they know what their kids are up to, especially when they're quiet.
More support available - but will we use it?

More support available - but will we use it?

Sugar pushers surround parents and their children in today's food marketplaces - and it's unhealthy for everyone
Fracking posters a problem

Fracking posters a problem

Dear Editor: Re: Fracking fight comes to Burnaby, Burnaby NOW, April 3.
No brakes on oil tankers

No brakes on oil tankers

Dear Editor: There is one more thing I've learned about oil tankers. I've noticed a tendency on the part of oil industry supporters to overstate the merits of double hulled oil tankers.
Zero waste not possible

Zero waste not possible

Dear Editor: Re: Process is worse than coal burning, Burnaby NOW, April 5. Yes it is true that we over consume and waste too much, and we should all try harder in our efforts to do better.
Oversight needed for carbon neutral program

Oversight needed for carbon neutral program

Carbon offsets could be a good idea, so long as programs are monitored by those outside carbon-trading system
Lottery would encourage voters

Lottery would encourage voters

In the 2009 B.C. election, just 51 per cent of eligible voters bothered to cast a ballot. Some 1.65 million ballots were cast, 120,000 fewer than in 2005, according to Elections B.C, when 58 per cent of eligible voters made their mark.
Housing is desperately needed

Housing is desperately needed

Dear Editor: Re: Land sale: It's Corrigan versus Coleman, Burnaby NOW, March 29. The 19,000-square-foot lot at the corner of 18th Avenue and Sixth Street represents a viable opportunity for affordable housing in Burnaby.
Maintain mining tax credit

Maintain mining tax credit

Dear Editor: I would like to suggest something for the voters of B.C.
Premium collection costly

Premium collection costly

Dear Editor: Forty million dollars a year is what it costs the B.C. government to collect Medical Services Plan premiums from us all. This expense is unnecessary.