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 Burnaby's 4% property tax hike is value for the moneyBurnaby Citizens Association council has delivered yet another balanced budget, allowing for expansion in critical areas of the city
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 HandyDART's high costs not a surpriseI have been driving HandyDart-style wheelchair buses since 1975 when provided by charities like the Easter Seals
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 Who's protecting teachers' rights to volunteer?What are the school trustees doing to protect the rights of those teachers who choose to volunteer?
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 Conversion to nationalism simply serves an ideologyTom Fletcher is right when he says that the tanker debate sinks to a new low, and his op-ed piece is scraping the bottom of the barrel.
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 Congratulations to Byrne Creek secondary for prestigious awardI want to congratulate Byrne Creek Secondary School on receiving the prestigious ASCD Whole Child Award, given to one school annually
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 Meter readers have been patientBC Hydro's right British Columbians have been patient. For over a year now they've brought forward varied concerns about smart meters
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 Burnaby volunteer gives us a moment in the sunSpeaking before guests at the Shadbolt Centre on Friday, May 4, Burnaby's new Citizen of the Year, Kehar Singh Aujla,
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 Canada needs a national housing strategyThanks to Burnaby-Douglas MP Kennedy Stewart for calling for a national housing strategy.
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 Who will speak for B.C. on the pipeline issue?Economist Robyn Allan revealed a likely reason for our provincial government's refusal to comment on the Enbridge pipeline proposal
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 Tax and regulate all illegal drugsLegalize, control and tax all illegal or restricted drugs. The government should control the production and distribution
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 High school elective courses being cutI read with dismay your opinion piece about teachers and extracurricular activity.
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 BC Hydro appreciates customers' patienceI'd like to thank BC Hydro customers for their patience as we transition to a more modern electricity system.
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 Fall victim thankful for helpOn April 13, while walking to the 106 bus stop on Kingsway east of McKay, I tripped on an uneven sidewalk.
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 Taxes, not donations, should pay for medical equipmentThe other day a plea for a charitable donation arrived in the mail. It came from the Burnaby Hospital Foundation.
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 Call for replacing TransLink managementIt is time to replace TransLink's management team.
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 Lots of tanker questions, NewsLeader series praisedThank you for your series on the proposed Kinder Morgan pipeline.
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 Retired teachers big volunteersAs volunteers are to be recognized during Volunteer Week, April 15 to 21, it's worth noting the contributions of retired teachers.
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 Burnaby resident saw pollution up close and personalRe: 'People of the Inlet' oppose pipeline expansion
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 Teachers job action having a social impact on studentsI am not trying to take a side with the government or with the teachers, but social development is crucial to young people
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 Save Katimavik!Katimavik has enabled over 30,000 Canadians to volunteer for local organizations like the Burnaby Arts Council and Forest Ethics
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 Time to defend CBCI am deeply concerned by the federal Conservative government plans to cut over $100 million from the CBC.
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 Right-wing deficit-slaying focus hurting the middle classInstead of spending on the infrastructure needed to prepare for the future, both governments have been seized by the conservative bug
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 Why didn't Adrian Dix pay a fine for fare evasion?Why did Dix only get a warning? Anyone else would have been fined $173. I would like someone at TransLink to explain
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 Thanks to Burnaby RCMP for helping to find lost childOur friends briefly lost their three-year-old in Central Park yesterday, as it was growing dark.
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 Follow the thrift store money trailIt's important to understand that the charities Value Village supports are worthwhile causes and they clearly benefit
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