Opinion

Dear Editor: The North Shore News suggested on Nov.

To figure out how our provincial political parties think they are going to be affected by the Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion controversy in the coming election campaign, it may be best to examine how their leaders have dealt with this issue over ti

Last week we brought you the story of a TransLink driver who dumped his passengers and walked off the job because some people on the bus complained about him being late.

As the fentanyl crisis continues in B.C., the issue of what to do about the growing number of deaths connected to the drug has become a political football. Especially in the Lower Mainland, it’s a scary and emotional issue with the public.

In this darkest part of the year – with equally dark thoughts threatening to divide our neighbourhoods, our nation, even the entire world – there’s one thing that we here in Canada can do to make things a little bit brighter: Stop making fun of Vanco

Dear Editor: While taking my granddaughter to school (on Monday) on snow-covered, slippery roads, I was amazed to see the new portion of the Green Necklace on Grand Boulevard cleared and salted right down to the freshly installed black top.

Dear editor: It is amazing that the City of North Vancouver meeting to permit a proposed development at 18th and St. Georges did not result in a public cry of outrage! As per the Nov.

Dear Editor: Hey, distracted, dark pedestrians. Get lit up like a Christmas tree, then you’ll be here to enjoy some holiday glee. According to ICBC (go to ICBC.

This is not a column for people who find it easy to make up their minds.

Take a deep breath. This year’s tax assessments for single-family homes are going to sting.