Opinion

Although we share a border and a long history with one of the largest countries in the world, there are times when we really wonder about our neighbours.

Dear Editor: Re: Refugee health-care cuts OK, Letters to the editor, Burnaby NOW, June 27. I'm a pensioner who has paid into health care since I was 16 and am now 61 and now have to pay $64 a month for my health care.

Dear Editor: I'd like to thank the City of Burnaby and every single person involved in putting up the gorgeous plant sculptures around our city.

Dear Editor: Re: Sky is not the limit, Burnaby NOW, June 22.

It's tempting to simply ignore the government as often as possible.

Dear Editor: Kinder Morgan is finally beginning its public consultations in regards to the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

How would you feel if you were paying two, three, four, even five times as much property tax as your next-door neighbour, and yet not getting the same amount of services? That's the reality facing small business owners in British Columbia every day.

Dear Editor: Re: Refugees to lose health care, Burnaby NOW, June 20.

We've often pointed out the importance of a community newspaper to the community it serves - and vice versa.

Dear Editor: The revelation that bonuses for executives at problem-plagued Community Living B.C.