Opinion

Adrian Dix doesn't pay for his SkyTrain fare, Christy Clark ran a red light, Jane Shin may have changed her resume, Wayne Marklund was once charged with impaired driving and had the charges dropped, but he did plead guilty to driving without due care

Dear Editor: Re: Debt and tuition fees fuel 'Rock the Boat,' Burnaby NOW, April 26. The "Rock the Vote" article by Niki Hope caught my attention. Though of concern to one group, it is a bit too one-sided.

Dear Editor: Re: Lives of middle school students, Burnaby NOW, April 26.

Before you head out to the gym, be sure you're packing more than just a towel. You'll also need an understanding of proper exercise technique to optimize benefits and avoid injury. Here are some tips to get you started.

Dear Editor: Re: Burnaby man raises concerns over election signs in Chinese - not French, Burnaby NOW, April 24. I read Jennifer Moreau's article on Chinese characters on election signs.

So how much is too much? It's a question worth asking after B.C.'s political parties reported their 2012 fundraising hauls last week. And quite the haul it was. Between them, the B.C. Liberals and NDP brought in more than $17 million.

We've said it before, and we'll say it again: Buy local - it makes sense. We're reminded of that again today as we publish our 17th annual Best of Burnaby section.

Dear Editor: Re: No real alternative to incineration: Mayor, Burnaby NOW, April 17. The alternative to incineration and landfills is remanufacturing our recycled materials locally.

To be sure, election signs are just another form of advertising. Granted, in Canadian and B.C. political campaigns they have evolved into rather plain, single-slogan placards.

Exactly what is in your personal medical record - the paper file in your family doctor's office or the electronic record in the clinic's computer? What key information should you know by heart or at least have at your own fingertips? With every medic