Opinion

The lesson just isn't sinking in - and innocent people will ultimately pay the price.

NDP leader Adrian Dix is noticeably frustrated by Premier Christy Clark's steadfast refusal to take a position on the proposed Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline, and it's not hard to see why.

Dear Editor: The growing coyote population in Burnaby is becoming a major problem requiring immediate action. Dozens of house cats have been killed on our streets over the past few years.

Dear Editor: Bev Oda's resignation will cost us, the taxpayers, a lot more even if she had gotten away with us paying for the odd glass of juice or a limousine on stand-by. She used to get paid for work delivered.

Dear Editor: Re: Shark groups calls for ban on fin soup, Burnaby NOW, July 4 It has been said that 73 million sharks are killed each year. Some people, like Mr. Anthony Marr, called for the ban of sharks' fin.

Dear Editor: Over the last couple of months there have been several letters bemoaning the increase in the municipal property tax rates. Well, by now taxes have been paid.

We have to hand it to the union executive at the B.C. Government and Service Employees Union.

Dear Editor: Is anyone getting a sense of deja vu here? We're part way through a B.C. Liberal term in office, the teachers are in open revolt against the government, and Christy Clark is promoting her brand new anti-bullying program.

Teachers have just ratified an agreement with their employer, B.C. Public School Employers' Association, ending their year-long contract dispute.

Dear Editor: The welcome but unexpected contract settlement reached with the BCTF means B.C. parents can now breathe a small sigh of relief for the coming school year.