Opinion

Editor: Looking for action, no apologies. I am curious about the training that store personnel receive for dealing with customers who are blind or low vision.

When it comes to large-scale city projects, New Westminster is a busy place right now.

It really seemed like Justin Trudeau’s political future was in peril this time. This scandal was too massive. The implications were too damaging for too many Canadians. No politician – no matter how wily or photogenic – could avoid the repercussions.

New Democrats in opposition were strident critics of the lack of guarantees for B.C. workers in the deal the B.C. Liberal government was trying to put together for a liquefied-natural-gas plant.

Editor: Can we find another home for those pigeons? I love New Westminster and get excited to see the city get beautified and developed over time.

Editor: I am a pedestrian who is sick and tired of almost being hit by drivers who are in a rush. I would like to state clearly that I never jaywalk, always walk at marked crosswalks, and am well aware of laws.

When it comes to cooking, baking and mealtime, butter has a definite role in the kitchen and at the dinner table. And yes, I know that even mentioning the comparison of butter to margarine is going to stir up a lot of opinions.

When I turned on Thursday night’s episode of Grey’s Anatomy (titled: Silent All These Years ), I anticipated the usual tear-jerking storyline that can be expected each week from the hit drama TV series - the relationship woes and medical mishaps of t

We were made to move. When we don’t, our health suffers - but when we do, we thrive. Through evolution, our bodies and brains were built to adapt. With use and challenge, we continue to grow – at any age and in any situation.

Some of the BC NDP government’s front-bench members found themselves squirming last week when their words came back to haunt them. B.C.