Opinion

What a gloriously sunny day we're having out there! You've gotta love February in this part of the world.

We doubt that North Korea's Kim Jong-Un cares if the United Nations considers him an international criminal and compares him to Hitler.

He doesn't get a lot of face time in the legislature, but Green Party MLA Andrew Weaver is becoming one of the more intriguing provincial politicians in B.C.

Dear Editor: It's hard to know what to make of John Foden's letter in praise of burning garbage (Energy-from-waste facilities make sense, Jan.

Dear Editor: I appreciate Cayley Dobie's warning about the indications that a prolific offender may be responsible for a recent rash of burglaries in North Burnaby, but I find that there is a lamentable lack of detail.

Dear Editor: Last week wasn't exactly a stellar one for the B.C. Liberal government. A report by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives crunched the employment numbers and found Christy Clark's "Jobs Plan" a bust.

Dear Editor: It is with great interest I have followed the controversy about Kinder Morgan's plan to ship diluted bitumen from a terminal in Burnaby.

We just heard today that the NEB is considering extending the application period to participate in the Kinder Morgan pipeline hearing. Burnaby-Douglas MP Kennedy Stewart wrote a letter to the NEB about this, expressing his concerns.

The headlines are becoming a little too common for Lower Mainland residents: Police probe homicide after man's body found in vehicle parked in Surrey; City shocked by Julie Paskall's 'random' murder; Prominent B.C.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his government are known to be calculating tacticians. They do not go charging down any blind alleys, and they leave nothing to chance.