Opinion

Dear Editor: Re: Support for Christy Clark, Letters to the editor, Burnaby NOW, March 22 Diane Walters seems to bemoan the fact that Christy is not getting a "fair shake." I assume she means from the media.

Dear Editor: I'm afraid it's time for all of us in B.C. to start thinking about who to vote for in the provincial election this spring.

Dear Editor: As someone who has worked in the B.C. film industry for more than 40 years, I am appalled to see the lack of support from the B.C. Liberals.

Authorities are moving ahead on offering places for electric vehicles to stop and charge up - and that's a good thing.

We all know housing prices have gone way up. For those who bought homes decades ago, higher housing prices mean more wealth. But what's been good for many retiring parents is generally bad for their kids and grandchildren.

Dear Editor: Re: Trans Mountain maintains pipeline, editorial, Burnaby NOW, March 15. Mr.

The media have completely overblown this "ethnic outreach" issue. It's time for everyone to move on. Premier Christy Clark has apologized and she's ordered an investigation.

It's often said that men and women often seem to be from different planets, and that certainly seems to be the case when it comes to political attitudes in this province. Women in B.C.

Re: Burnaby calls for gas fracking moratorium, Burnaby NOW, March 6. There they go again. Getting involved with something they know nothing about and which doesn't involve the City of Burnaby.

Dear Editor: I'm disappointed to see Burnaby city council is refusing to fund the child-care facility at the new development at the Value Village site in Edmonds.