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Who's paying for skyrocketing costs in Metro Vancouver?

Who's paying for skyrocketing costs in Metro Vancouver?

A billion here, a billion there, it adds up. That's the problem with shopping lists.
Which 'taxpayers' are you speaking for?

Which 'taxpayers' are you speaking for?

Dear Editor: Re: Gov't workers take more sick days, In My Opinion, Burnaby NOW, Sept. 13. Why, every time we turn on the news or open a newspaper, do we see Mr.
Employee sick day numbers skewed

Employee sick day numbers skewed

Dear Editor: Re: Gov't workers take more sick days, In My Opinion, Burnaby NOW, Sept. 13. I was disgusted to read the editorial opinion piece by Jordan Bateman, the B.C.
Do your routines make your life healthier?

Do your routines make your life healthier?

As our children settle into the rhythm and routines of a new school year, they begin with fresh notebooks, new pens, empty lockers and clean desks.
No forum for debate without fall session

No forum for debate without fall session

If you can get away with it once, well, just keep doing it. That seems to be Christy Clark's pattern as she enters her second term as B.C.'s premier. After all, she managed to get re-elected after only having the B.C.
All dogs should be leashed

All dogs should be leashed

Dear Editor: Many letters have been written on whether or not certain breed of dogs should be on a leash when taken in public places.
Thank you to Terry Fox volunteers

Thank you to Terry Fox volunteers

Dear Editor: On Sunday, Sept. 14, I took part in the Terry Fox Run. I am 74 and proud to say this was my 32nd run. I want to send a big thank you to Anna Solnickova, Terry Fox Run coordinator, and all her volunteers. You all did a wonderful job.
B.C. Hydro rate increase inevitable

B.C. Hydro rate increase inevitable

Yes, your B.C Hydro bill will soon become more expensive, and why shouldn't it? After all, most things in life become more expensive over time, and why should your electricity costs be any different? And yes, the B.C.
Burnaby not an oil town

Burnaby not an oil town

Dear Editor: This summer, I hiked with my oldest son up the Baden-Powell trail in Deep Cove, and we took in the majestic views of Burrard Inlet.
What ever happened to debate and democracy?

What ever happened to debate and democracy?

If you can get away with it once, well, just keep doing it. That seems to be Christy Clark's pattern as she enters her second term as B.C.'s premier. After all, she managed to get re-elected after only having the B.C.