Opinion

Editor: Re: Council endorses traffic plan for Sapperton, Record , July 12.

On March 1, 2015, a seven-week-old Burnaby girl was murdered. We can’t tell you her name because a judge has issued a publication ban.

When I hear the term “sex ed,” I have flashbacks of being in high school, giggling and gagging with my friends as our elderly science teacher tried awkwardly to roll a condom down an oversized banana, while explaining to us the ins and outs of the bi

Much of B.C. will soon be without a bus service, and that’s alarming. But should the B.C.

From broken limbs to spiked fevers to random objects stuck up noses – with three kids in my household, visits to the doctor’s office have definitely become a regular occurrence. When something goes awry with my children, I don’t put my trust in “Dr.

Editor: Banning all plastic straws and plastic of all kinds would be the best support of the environment. Persons with disabilities/AB have options of paper straws, metal straws, and glass straws.

Editor: It was a pleasure to read in your July 5 edition ( New Westminster Bylaw Officer wins B.C.

Editor: I found it interesting that on the same day The Record published the New West Progressives' (platform) about allowing drinking alcoholic beverages in Pier Park, the first Music by the River event of the year happened, which allowed people to

The campaign on whether or not to change B.C.’s voting system is officially underway, but it looks like a tricky race to handicap. The vast majority of the public simply does not spend a lot of time thinking about voting systems.

When you take transit in the coming months, you’ll see a consistent message on SkyTrain and buses. The message is about stopping sexual offending, particularly on transit. Being a woman on transit can be an ugly experience.