Opinion

Dear Editor: Alberta Premier Alison Redford's reaction to the conditions B.C. has placed on heavy oil pipelines is very disappointing, particularly her reaction to the condition that B.C.

Dear Editor: I wish to express my appreciation and gratitude to the three people who came to my assistance when my motor scooter tipped over at the corner of Nelson Avenue and Kingsway at 11 a.m. on Saturday, July 14.

Dear Editor: I had to laugh when it was revealed by British Columbia's environment minister that the impetus for the province to seek intervener status in the Enbridge pipeline process, as opposed to government status, came from an offhand comment by

Dear Editor: Re: Shark group calls for ban on fin soup, Burnaby NOW, July 4 Following the rally and delegation organized at Richmond city council on July 9, Shark Truth reaffirms its commitment to collaborating with the community by empowering consum

Premier Christy Clark's recent posturing over the proposed Enbridge pipeline is all fine and dandy, but her threats to quash the project if B.C. doesn't get its share of the oil profits are likely empty at best. The question is: Will B.C.

Dear Editor: Re: Bears abound at SFU, Burnaby NOW, July 20.

Dear Editor: Re: Local scientists fight 'alarming' laws, Burnaby NOW, July 20. I was heartened and proud to see scientists from my alma mater, SFU, speaking up against the Conservative Harper government.

With the legislature closed for the summer and nine months, give or take, till the next provincial election, it's easy to assume that there's not much afoot in provincial politics these days.

Dear Editor: Re: Reader wrong on shark fin ban, Letter to the editor, Burnaby NOW, July 18. I would like to applaud and extend my thanks to Anthony Marr for his eloquent, accurate and educational letter in response to Mr.

Dear Editor: Re: Riding border changes, Burnaby NOW, July 13 It doesn't make any sense to change the federal electoral boundaries so that Burnaby has all of one riding plus parts of two others.