Opinion

If there is one way history will mark 2011, it will be as the year the people regained their voice. With luck, 2012 will be remembered as the year that voice brought about change.

Dear Editor: The year 2011 has been a very interesting year. We were confronted with a lot of political issues, provincially and municipally, such as the referendum, the election, the rioters, the adoption of the 5.

Dear Editor: On Dec. 4, I ended up in the emergency at Burnaby Hospital. It was a busy night, but the staff all did their jobs diligently.

Dear Editor: Surely the Stanley Cup hockey riot was the story of the Lower Mainland in 2011. What has been the fallout from that night? The politicians have not learned one iota from it.

Dear Editor: The stories that people shared about their Christmas memories were enjoyable to read and got me thinking about my Christmas memories growing up.

Justice system in B.C. falling apart with lack of funding for legal aid and onginog shortages of judges and sheriffs

A year in images

Dear Editor: Re: TEAM looking to unite opposition, Burnaby NOW, Dec. 14.

Dear Editor: Re: Kyoto dropout is disastrous, Letters to the editor, Burnaby NOW, Dec. 16. Au contraire! The Conservative government's realism to abandon the Kyoto Protocol is to be applauded.

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