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What's the real pipeline impact?

What's the real pipeline impact?

Dear Editor: Re: Proud of pipeline history, Letters to the editor, Burnaby NOW, Dec. 16, from Ian Anderson, president of Kinder Morgan Canada. Mr.
Keep Christmas intact

Keep Christmas intact

Dear Editor: Re: Take a deep breath and celebrate, In my Opinion, by Christina Myers, Burnaby NOW, Dec. 16. I'm one of those who greet store clerks and other store people with Merry Christmas, never Happy Holiday.
Why do we love sharing Christmas memories?

Why do we love sharing Christmas memories?

Christmas memories invoke feelings of joy, compassion, gratitude and love - let's create more of them on Sunday
Imagine a season of good for all

Imagine a season of good for all

I want you to use your imagination. I want you to imagine a world in which every child wakes up on Christmas morning to find a nice gift under the tree.
Team has lots of work ahead

Team has lots of work ahead

Dear Editor: TEAM Burnaby, according to Nick Kvenich, (TEAM looking to unite opposition, Burnaby NOW, Dec. 14) needs to clean house. I could not agree more with Nick's sentiments. Mr.
Parliamentary debate gets into stinky stuff

Parliamentary debate gets into stinky stuff

Surely our political leaders can rise above slinging four-letter words during debates on important issues
Transparency is needed

Transparency is needed

Dear Editor: The Canadian derivatives market first emerged 46 years ago, with the formation of the Canadian Derivatives Clearing Corporation, which is wholly subsidiary to the Montreal Exchange.
Proud of pipeline history

Proud of pipeline history

Dear Editor: In these times of heightened awareness of the pipeline industry in B.C., I want to address some of the misinformation your readers may be hearing about the Trans Mountain pipeline operations and future expansion plans.
Kyoto dropout is disastrous

Kyoto dropout is disastrous

Dear Editor: Elizabeth May is correct in saying that Canada dropping out of the Kyoto Agreement is 'disastrous to our country. . . and to our children.
Be cautious on roads

Be cautious on roads

Dear Editor: I am writing on behalf of Burnaby school crossing guards. We are a breed akin to postal workers and paper carriers in that we are on the job in the heat, the cold, the rain, the snow, the wind, etc.