Opinion

Dear Editor: Re: Mayor Mike’s Chamber Chat Falls Short on Solutions, April 5 Mailbox.

The current election campaign marks the first time in a long time that the election platforms of B.C.’s major political parties have differed so much in terms of philosophy and direction.

At long last, Canadians have gotten a look at the federal bill that will make recreational marijuana use and possession legal, come July 1, 2018.

Dear Editor: Re: Distracted Drivers Busted in Undercover Sting, April 7 story.

Dear Editor: To the dad who was cycling on the Garibaldi Drive sidewalk with his two young sons (on Saturday, March 18) around 5:30 p.m.

It’s amateur hour over at the NHL lately, as the commissioner and team owners have unilaterally decided that they will spurn the IOC and not allow the league’s players to suit up for their countries at the 2018 Winter Olympic Games in Pyeongchang, So

The B.C. Liberals and NDP have revealed a big piece of their transportation platforms for the North Shore: Traffic and more traffic. Specifically, the Liberals are promising to cap annual tolls on the Port Mann Bridge to $500 per year.

Dear Editor: Congratulations to all the talented and dedicated (Handsworth) students and staff who were responsible for the incredible production of the play No Idea performed at Centennial Theatre last week.

Dear Editor: In the forthcoming provincial election, the incumbent Liberals had a pang of uncommon generosity for hardworking B.C.

When you say North Vancouver, what do you mean? That’s not a trick question. But it is a tricky one.