Opinion

Dear Editor: I continue to be insulted by the arrogance of the Ministry of Education and the current government. I have been a teacher since 1980, keeping informed and involved in the many years of "negotiations" with various governments.

Dear Editor: Re: Don't insult the city's electorate, Letters to the editor, Burnaby NOW, Jan. 29.

Dear Editor: Is the glass half-empty, or half-full? That is the central theme that jumps out from your editorial "Can B.C. really afford Family Day holiday" (Feb.

The residents at Village del Ponte, the east Burnaby housing complex caught between the two proposed pipeline routes, put up an anti-Kinder Morgan sign that didn't last 12 hours. Here's a pic of what it looked like before vandals got to it.

This also just in... The National Energy Board has their phone lines open to help people with application to participate in the hearing for the Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion.

This just in, the province is applying to participate in the Kinder Morgan pipeline hearing. ( We knew they would .) NEWS RELEASE For Immediate Release 2014ENV0005-000154 Feb.

B.C.’s education minister, Peter Fassbender, is not known for his skill as a wordsmith.

Here's the evidence that Kinder Morgan has changed its mind about the route through Burnaby. Click here to read the Letter Let me explain how we came upon this information and why this matters. The deadline to apply for intervenor status is Feb.

B.C.'s education minister, Peter Fassbender, is not known for his skill as a wordsmith.

Dear Editor: I am a coach for a Burnaby u-11 girls' team. Every practice and game day, players, parents and supporters are having to clean dog feces off their bodies, clothing and footwear.